New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Chapter XXXII - Division of Code Enforcement and Administration › Part 1210 - Manufactured Homes › Section 1210.20 - Suspension and revocation of certifications

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a) The Department of State may revoke or
				suspend the certification of a person or business entity certified pursuant to
				article 21-B if the Department of State determines:
(1) that such person or business entity has
				committed a substantial violation of any provision of article 21-B or of this
				Part;
(2) that such person or
				business entity has made a material misstatement in any application for
				certification or in any application for renewal of certification;
(3) that such person or business entity has
				committed fraud or engaged in fraudulent practices;
(4) that such person or business entity has
				engaged in dishonest or misleading advertising;
(5) that such person or business entity has
				demonstrated untrustworthiness or incompetency to conduct the certified
				activity;
(6) that such person or
				business entity has failed to pay any civil penalty levied or assessed against
				such person or business entity pursuant to article 21-B or this Part, or has
				failed to pay or has otherwise failed to comply with any article 21-B order
				made against such person or business entity, or has failed to pay or has
				otherwise failed to satisfy any article 21-B judgment entered against such
				person or business entity;
(7) that
				such person or business entity does not satisfy or has ceased to satisfy the
				financial responsibility requirements set forth in section
				1210.4 (Standards for
				certification as a manufacturer), 1210.5 (Standards for certification as a
				retailer), 1210.6 (Standards for certification as an installer), or 1210.7
				(Standards for certification as a mechanic) of this Part, as applicable; (or,
				in the case of a person holding a limited certificate, that the employer named
				in such person's limited certificate does not satisfy or has ceased to satisfy
				the financial responsibility requirements set forth in said section
				1210.4,
				1210.5,
				1210.6, or
				1210.7 of this Part, as
				applicable);
(8) that any deposit
				account control agreement, letter of credit, or surety bond provided by such
				person or business entity for the purpose of satisfying the financial
				responsibility requirements applicable to such person or business entity (or,
				in the case of a person holding a limited certificate, that the deposit account
				control agreement, letter of credit, or surety bond provided by such person's
				employer for the purpose of satisfying the financial responsibility
				requirements applicable to such employer) is not, or has ceased to be, an
				acceptable deposit account control agreement, acceptable letter of credit, or
				acceptable surety bond, as the case may be, for any reason;
(9) that such person or business entity, if
				certified as a manufacturer, is not approved or has ceased to be approved by
				the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development to construct
				manufactured homes; or
(10) that
				such person or business entity, if subject to section
				1210.13(a) or (b)
				(Continuing education requirements) of this Part, has failed to comply with the
				applicable provisions of such subdivisions.