Certified emissions repair facility definition

Certified emissions repair facility means a facility, or portion of a facility, that has obtained a certification in accordance with Part VII (9 VAC 5-91-500 et seq.) to perform emissions related repairs on motor vehicles.
Certified emissions repair facility means a business certified by the Department which:
Certified emissions repair facility means a facility, or portion of a facility, that has

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