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49 CFR Part 190

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titleTitle 49 — Transportation subtitleSubtitle B — Other Regulations Relating to Transportation chapterChapter I — Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, Department of Transportation subchapterSubchapter D — Pipeline Safety partPart 190 subpartSubpart B—Enforcement

28 sections

Subpart A—General7

§ 190.1Purpose and scope.§ 190.3Definitions.§ 190.5Service.§ 190.7Subpoenas; witness fees.§ 190.9Petitions for finding or approval.§ 190.11Availability of informal guidance and interpretive assistance.§ 190.13Declaratory orders.

Subpart B—Enforcement26

§ 190.201Purpose and scope.§ 190.203Inspections and investigations.§ 190.205Warnings.§ 190.206Amendment of plans or procedures.§ 190.207Notice of probable violation.§ 190.208Response options.§ 190.209Case file.§ 190.210Separation of functions.§ 190.211Hearing.§ 190.212Presiding official, powers, and duties.§ 190.213Final order.§ 190.215[Reserved]§ 190.217Compliance orders generally.§ 190.219Consent order.§ 190.221Civil penalties generally.§ 190.223Maximum penalties.§ 190.225Assessment considerations.§ 190.227Payment of penalty.§ 190.229-190.231§§ 190.229-190.231 [Reserved]§ 190.233Corrective action orders.§ 190.235Civil actions generally.§ 190.236Emergency orders: Procedures for issuance and rescision.§ 190.237Emergency orders: Petitions for review.§ 190.239Safety orders.§ 190.241Finality.§ 190.243Petitions for reconsideration.

Subpart C—Criminal Enforcement2

§ 190.291Criminal penalties generally.§ 190.293Criminal referrals.

Subpart D—Procedures for Adoption of Rules23

§ 190.301Scope.§ 190.303Delegations.§ 190.305Regulatory dockets.§ 190.307Records.§ 190.309Where to file petitions.§ 190.311General.§ 190.313Initiation of rulemaking.§ 190.315Contents of notices of proposed rulemaking.§ 190.317Participation by interested persons.§ 190.319Petitions for extension of time to comment.§ 190.321Contents of written comments.§ 190.323Consideration of comments received.§ 190.325Additional rulemaking proceedings.§ 190.327Hearings.§ 190.329Adoption of final rules.§ 190.331Petitions for rulemaking.§ 190.333Processing of petition.§ 190.335Petitions for reconsideration.§ 190.337Proceedings on petitions for reconsideration.§ 190.338Appeals.§ 190.339Direct final rulemaking.§ 190.341Special permits.§ 190.343Information made available to the public and request for protection of confidential commercial information.

Subpart E—Cost Recovery for Design Reviews6

§ 190.401Scope.§ 190.403Applicability.§ 190.405Notification.§ 190.407Master Agreement.§ 190.409Fee structure.§ 190.411Procedures for billing and payment of fee.

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Subpart A—General7

§ 190.1Purpose and scope.§ 190.3Definitions.§ 190.5Service.§ 190.7Subpoenas; witness fees.§ 190.9Petitions for finding or approval.§ 190.11Availability of informal guidance and interpretive assistance.§ 190.13Declaratory orders.

Subpart B—Enforcement26

§ 190.201Purpose and scope.§ 190.203Inspections and investigations.§ 190.205Warnings.§ 190.206Amendment of plans or procedures.§ 190.207Notice of probable violation.§ 190.208Response options.§ 190.209Case file.§ 190.210Separation of functions.§ 190.211Hearing.§ 190.212Presiding official, powers, and duties.§ 190.213Final order.§ 190.215[Reserved]§ 190.217Compliance orders generally.§ 190.219Consent order.§ 190.221Civil penalties generally.§ 190.223Maximum penalties.§ 190.225Assessment considerations.§ 190.227Payment of penalty.§ 190.229-190.231§§ 190.229-190.231 [Reserved]§ 190.233Corrective action orders.§ 190.235Civil actions generally.§ 190.236Emergency orders: Procedures for issuance and rescision.§ 190.237Emergency orders: Petitions for review.§ 190.239Safety orders.§ 190.241Finality.§ 190.243Petitions for reconsideration.

Subpart C—Criminal Enforcement2

§ 190.291Criminal penalties generally.§ 190.293Criminal referrals.

Subpart D—Procedures for Adoption of Rules23

§ 190.301Scope.§ 190.303Delegations.§ 190.305Regulatory dockets.§ 190.307Records.§ 190.309Where to file petitions.§ 190.311General.§ 190.313Initiation of rulemaking.§ 190.315Contents of notices of proposed rulemaking.§ 190.317Participation by interested persons.§ 190.319Petitions for extension of time to comment.§ 190.321Contents of written comments.§ 190.323Consideration of comments received.§ 190.325Additional rulemaking proceedings.§ 190.327Hearings.§ 190.329Adoption of final rules.§ 190.331Petitions for rulemaking.§ 190.333Processing of petition.§ 190.335Petitions for reconsideration.§ 190.337Proceedings on petitions for reconsideration.§ 190.338Appeals.§ 190.339Direct final rulemaking.§ 190.341Special permits.§ 190.343Information made available to the public and request for protection of confidential commercial information.

Subpart E—Cost Recovery for Design Reviews6

§ 190.401Scope.§ 190.403Applicability.§ 190.405Notification.§ 190.407Master Agreement.§ 190.409Fee structure.§ 190.411Procedures for billing and payment of fee.

RegulationsTitle 49Subtitle BChapter ISubchapter DPart 190Subpart B—Enforcement49 CFR 190.225

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49 CFR 190.225

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In determining the amount of a civil penalty under this part,#

(a)The Associate Administrator will consider:#

(1)The nature, circumstances and gravity of the violation, including adverse impact on the environment;#

(2)The degree of the respondent's culpability;#

(3)The respondent's history of prior offenses;#

(4)Any good faith by the respondent in attempting to achieve compliance;#

(5)The effect on the respondent's ability to continue in business; and#

(b)The Associate Administrator may consider:#

(1)The economic benefit gained from violation, if readily ascertainable, without any reduction because of subsequent damages; and#

(2)Such other matters as justice may require.#

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