LAC 43:XV.7309

LAC 43:XV.7309. Who May Receive an Award

Last amended: 1994Year: 2026Length: 262 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 43, pt. XV, § 7309

A. Appropriate costs and expenses including attorneys' fees may be awarded: 1. to any person from the permittee, if the person initiates any administrative proceedings reviewing enforcement actions, upon a finding that a violation of the Act, regulations or permit has occurred, or that an imminent hazard existed, or to any person who participates in an enforcement proceeding where such a finding is made if the commissioner determines that the person made a substantial contribution to the full and fair determination of the issues; 2. to any person other than a permittee or his representative from the office, if the person initiates or participates in any proceeding under the Act upon a finding that the person made a substantial contribution to a full and fair determination of the issues; 3. to a permittee from the office when the permittee demonstrates that the office issued an order of cessation, a notice of violation, or an order to show cause why a permit should not be suspended or revoked, in bad faith and for the purpose of harassing or embarrassing the permittee; or 4. to a permittee from any person where the permittee demonstrates that the person initiated a proceeding under §925 of the Act or participated in such a proceeding in bad faith for the purpose of harassing or embarrassing the permittee; 5. to the office where it demonstrates that any person applied for review pursuant to §925 of the Act or that any party participated in such a proceeding in bad faith and for the purpose of harassing or embarrassing the government.
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