R3-10-1612. Aggravating and Mitigating Circumstances; Factors

A. Depending on any aggravating circumstances surrounding a significant, major or minor violation, such as intentional conduct or inaction that results in failure to maintain standards, the violation may be classified as a higher violation. B. A violation may be classified as a lower violation, or in the case of a minor violation, be classified as no violation, depending on any mitigating circumstances surrounding a significant, major or minor violation. Mitigating circumstances may include: correcting a violation at the time of inspection; immediately addressing or providing a remedy for the violation; conducting immediate onsite retraining; or implementing additional measures or practices.