Advisory Committee and LPC Initiative Council Review Sample Clauses

Advisory Committee and LPC Initiative Council Review. At any time before a response is due to WAFWA, the Participant may seek review of any Compliance Notice, Deficiency Notice, Notice of Noncompliance or proposed termination by submitting a written request to the Advisory Committee. WAFWA and the Participant each may prepare a statement of position for review by the Advisory Committee or request a face-to-face review. The Advisory Committee shall review statements, information provided in a face-to-face and other information available to it and issue a recommendation to the LEPC Initiative Council, including any recommended corrective action. The LPC Initiative Council shall review the recommendation of the Advisory Committee, confer with the relevant Regional Director(s) of the FWS, or its designee, and issue its finding and any required corrective action in writing (“Findings”). The Participant and WAFWA shall comply with the Findings, and the LPC Initiative Council will issue a written Notice of Resolution once the Participant complies with its Findings. If the Participant fails to implement the required corrective action within 20-business days of its receipt of the Findings, the LPC Initiative Council shall notify the Participant in writing that the Notice of Noncompliance has not been addressed and, at the same time, upload a copy the notification to the password protected database described in Section XII of this CI for FWS’s review. WAFWA shall notify the relevant Regional Director(s) of the FWS, or its designee of the notification by electronic mail.
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