Section Env-C 209.02 - Grounds for Denying a License ApplicationIn addition to such grounds for denying a license application as are identified in the rules that are specific to the license for which an application was filed, the following shall constitute good cause to deny a license application:
(a) The applicant owes any fees to the department, unless the fees are being paid in accordance with a payment schedule and the applicant is current with all payments;(b) The applicant owes any administrative fines to the department, unless the fines are being paid in accordance with a payment schedule and the applicant is current with all payments;(c) The applicant has failed to comply with any administrative order issued by the department, unless the applicant is complying in accordance with a compliance schedule and is current with all items;(d) The applicant owes any civil or criminal penalties imposed as a result of a judicial action taken to enforce any statute or rule implemented by the department, unless the penalties are being paid in accordance with a payment schedule and the applicant is current with all payments;(e) The applicant has failed to comply with any civil or criminal restoration or restitution order imposed as a result of a judicial action taken to enforce any statute or rule implemented by the department, unless the applicant is complying in accordance with a compliance schedule and is current with all items; and(f) The applicant is a chronic non-complier.N.H. Code Admin. R. Env-C 209.02
#6960, eff 3-25-99; amd by #7562, eff 9-26-01; ss by #8851-A, eff 3-25-07