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including but not limited to the immediate suspension or revocation of any license granted on the basis of such payment.

(2) All applications for asbestos handling licenses shall be submitted in writing on forms furnished by the Commissioner. Copies of such forms may be obtained from the New York State Department of Labor, Asbestos Licensing and Certification Unit.

(3) Completion of such forms requires inclusion of any information required by the Commissioner.

(4) Each license application shall contain a verified statement by the asbestos contractor applying for the license or its duly authorized representative, that any person employed by the asbestos contractor on any asbestos project shall have a valid asbestos handling certificate as required by this Part, that the asbestos contractor shall provide such person with a copy of this Part and notify him or her of the obligation to abide by its provisions, and that the asbestos contractor shall abide by all the rules and regulations promulgated by the Commissioners of Labor and Health pursuant to Article 30 of the Labor Law. Each license application shall include the name of the certified supervisor designated as the contractor’s agent, as required by section 902(1) of the Labor Law. The certified supervisor requirement shall only apply to asbestos contractor applicants that perform asbestos abatement operations. For non-abatement asbestos contractors, a notarized statement must be included with the license application that indicates their firm’s activities shall not include actual asbestos abatement operations during the period for which the license is valid. Any changes or follow-up to the information contained in the asbestos contractor’s license application, (including but not limited to changes in address, principals, ownership, designated supervisor(s), and insurance coverage,) shall be reported in writing to the Asbestos Licensing and Certification Unit, New York State Department of Labor, within thirty (30) calendar days of the effective date of any change.

(5) The Commissioner shall notify the license applicant in writing, no later than thirty (30) days from receipt of the license application, of the issuance or denial of the license or the need for further information from the applicant in order to process the license application. Notification of denial of a license on any grounds other than failure to complete the license application shall set forth the grounds for such denial.

(6) An applicant denied a license on any grounds other than failure to complete a license application may request a hearing before the Commissioner or his or her designee by submitting a written request for such hearing within ten (10) days of receipt of denial.

12 NYCRR56 Subparts, Page 20

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