Appeal inspection definition

Appeal inspection means, for commodities covered by federal standards, a review of original inspection or rein- spection results by an authorized United States department of agriculture inspector. For commodities covered under state standards, an appeal inspection means a review of original or reinspection results by a supervising inspector. An appeal inspection may be performed either on the basis of the offi- cial file sample or a new sample obtained by the same means as the original if the lot remains intact.

Examples of Appeal inspection in a sentence

• Appeal inspection services shall be performed by the field office responsible for the area in which the original inspection was performed.(b) Board appeal.

• If the request specifies a dif- ferent kind or scope, the request shall be dismissed but may be resubmitted as a request for original services: Pro- vided, however, that an applicant for service may request an appeal or Board Appeal inspection of a specific fac- tor(s), official grade and factors, or of- ficial criteria.

• An ap- peal inspection service is limited to the kind and scope of the original or rein- spection service; or, in the case of a Board Appeal inspection service, the kind and scope of the appeal inspection service.

• Appeal inspection services shall be performed by the field office responsible for the area in which the original inspection was performed.

• An ap-peal inspection service is limited to the kind and scope of the original or rein- spection service; or, in the case of a Board Appeal inspection service, the kind and scope of the appeal inspection service.

• Note: A requested Appeal inspection is not a reinspection; a requested reinspection may, however, become an Appeal.

• Appeal inspection or grading may be obtained by filing a request therefore, (a) with the Administrator, (b) with the inspector or grader who issued the inspection or grading certificate or report with respect to which the appeal service is requested, or (c) with the supervisor of such inspector or grader.

• Having examined the application details and all other documentation on file, including the First-Party Appeal, inspection of the site, and having regard to relevant local/regional/policies and guidance, I consider that the main issues on this appeal are as follows:• Site Access / Road Safety, • Appropriate Assessment, New Issues• Rural Housing Policy, • Flood Risk, and • Wastewater Disposal.