616-4. Revocation.
(a) If the Department determines that a non-standard onsite wastewater treatment system for which a permit has been granted may have an adverse effect upon the ground or surface waters, or upon the public health, or may have a significant effect upon the environment, the permit may be revoked by the Department after notice of the proposed action has been sent by certified mail to the permittee, and the permittee has been given an opportunity to respond at a given time and place. (Ord. 2374, § 1, 12/5/2006; Ord. 2584, § 9, 11/7/2017)
(b) Upon a determination by the Department that immediate action is required to prevent an adverse effect upon public health, or upon surface or ground waters, the permit may be summarily revoked. Summary revocation shall be followed within seven (7) days by notice of the action mailed to the permittee, setting a time and place for response within ten (10) days of the date of mailing. (Ord. 2374, § 1, 12/5/2006; Ord. 2584, § 9, 11/7/2017)
(c) A revoked permit may be reinstated if the Department determines that a plan has been established for adequate repair, alteration and/or maintenance of the system, and all costs of enforcement, including attorney fees, violation reinspection fees and any of the costs described in § 616-5 have been paid. (Ord. 2374, § 1, 12/5/2006)