Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

The director shall have the authority to
issue compliance schedule orders to any person who is the source of any health
hazard, air contaminant, water pollution or solid waste for which regulatory
standards have been established, including regulatory standards then in effect
or to become effective at a future date or at future successive dates. The
purpose of any compliance schedule order shall be to identify and establish
appropriate acts and time schedules for interim actions by those persons who
are or who will be affected by regulatory standards, such acts and schedules
being designed to assure timely compliance by those affected by the regulatory
standards. Prior to the issuance of a compliance schedule order, the director
shall solicit the cooperation of the person to whom the compliance schedule
order will be directed by providing the person notice that identifies with
reasonable specificity the applicable statutes and rules, the events or
occurrences that necessitate the order, and the proposed terms of the order
and that informs the person that a conference with the director to discuss the
proposed terms of the order shall be provided if requested within fifteen (15)
days of receipt of the notice. If requested, the director shall confer with
the person and shall solicit the person's cooperation in the selection of the
terms of the order. The compliance schedule order may be issued at any time
after the conference, if one is requested, and the expiration of sixty (60)
days following the receipt of the notice. Any compliance schedule order shall
be enforceable in the same manner as any order entered pursuant to section
39-108, Idaho Code, except the order may be challenged by an administrative
appeal to the board as provided in section 39-107(5), Idaho Code. The order
shall be effective and enforceable during an administrative appeal, unless the
board or its designated hearing officer issues a stay of the order.

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