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of PromulgationNeed and Legal Basis for Action Agency Contact 95--Sale, Publication or Disclosure of Driver, Vehicle and Accident Records and Information 6/02 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of June 2002. Chapter 95 is recommended for amendment. This regulation is recommended for full review in 2004. Section 6114 of Vehicle Code limits the sale, publication and disclosure of records. Chapter 95 establishes guidelines relating to the sale, publication and disclosure of driver, vehicle and accident reports. Federal Driver Privacy Protection Act further restricts release of vehicle records and basic driver information. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 157--Established Sound Levels 12/98 This regulation will be reviewed in 2003. Section 4523 of the Vehicle Code requires that all vehicles operated do not exceed maximum sound levels prescribed in the regulation of the Department. Chapter 157 enumerates the decibel range acceptable. Amendment will address the process for testing maximum sound levels. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 159--New Pneumatic Tires 12/98 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of December 1998. Section 4525 of the Vehicle Code requires vehicles to be equipped with tires of a type, size and construction approved by the Department. Federal regulation provides the prescribed and appropriate standards. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 161--Glazing Materials 12/98 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of December 1998. Section 4103 and 4526 of the Vehicle Code provides the guidelines for safety glass used in motor vehicles, which is in compliance with regulations of the Department. Chapter 161 further describes the glazing requirements necessary to minimize occupant injury in the event of collision. Federal regulations provide the prescribed standards for enforcement agencies to monitor compliance. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 163--Warning Devices 12/98 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Section 4530 of the Vehicle Code charges the Department with promulgating regulation to prescribe needed lighting devices for motor vehicles designed to warn approaching traffic of the presence of a stopped vehicle. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 165--Slow Moving Vehicle Identification Emblem 12/98 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Section 4529 of the Vehicle Code requires certain slow moving vehicles to display identification consistent with the regulations of the Department. Chapter 165 establishes emblem dimension specifications and performance requirements. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 169--Diesel Smoke Measurement Procedure 12/98 This regulation is recommended for full review when EPA establishes cost effective means to test. As of May 2003, EPA has not yet mandated Diesel Testing Standards or Testing Procedures. Section 4532 of the Vehicle Code charges the Department with promulgating regulations to prescribe standards and inspection procedures for the assessment of transient steady state and smoke emissions from diesel powered vehicles. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 227--Seizure of Registration Plate and Card and Driver License 12/98 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of December 1998. This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Chapter 227 is authorized by the Vehicle Code under Section 1376(a), 1540(c) and 6103. It specifies the manner of selecting Department employees and State and Local Police to seize registration plates and cards and drivers' licenses, which have been suspended or revoked. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 251--Location of Replacement Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Plates 5/03 This regulation was reviewed and no changes are required. Recommend full review in 2005. Section 6103 of the Vehicle Code authorizes the Department to promulgate rules and regulations regarding guidelines for the location of VIN replacements. Chapter 251 further specifies the locations acceptable when the Department has issued a replacement VIN. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 13--Special Mobile Equipment 11/02 Regulation Review completed. Changes being forwarded to be finalized. Prior to the late 1980's Section 6103 of the Vehicle Code authorized the department to promulgate rules and regulations regarding guidelines for determining special mobile equipment. Chapter 13 further specified procedures for determining such vehicles. Currently the Vehicle Code is more specific for determining such vehicles. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 17--Authorization to Verify ID Numbers 11/02 Regulation Review completed. Changes being forwarded to be finalized. The Vehicle Code authorizes the: Department to designate persons permitted to verify VIN numbers. Chapter 17 designates those persons who are authorized to verify the VIN numbers for those vehicles requiring a certificate of title. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 11--Implements of Husbandry 11/02 Regulation review completed. Recommendations will be submitted to repeal this regulation since it is no longer needed. The Vehicle Code has been amended and clarifies and establishes the guidelines for determining whether a vehicle is an implement of husbandry. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 19--Specially Constructed Vehicles and Street Rods 12/98 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Section 1103 of the Vehicle Code authorized Chapter 19 and sets forth the rules and procedures for titling reconstructed and specialty constructed Street Rod Vehicles. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 41--Registration Criteria 12/01 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Section 6103 of the Vehicle Code establishes registrations for certain types of vehicles including station wagons, vans and multi-purpose vehicles or buses. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 47--Display of Registration Plates 11/02 Regulation review completed. A repeal of the provision for temporary registration plates and ''T'' stickers will be proposed. (See Chapter 43) Section 1332 of the Vehicle Code mandates that registration plates be securely fastened to the vehicle in accordance with department regulations. Chapter 47 specifies fastening and location requirements for vehicle registration plates. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 49--Personal Plates 11/02 Review completed--no changes proposed. Section 1341 of the Vehicle Code establishes the rules and procedures governing the issuance of personal registration plates. Chapter 49 establishes the procedures to issue personal registration plates. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 51--Transfer, Exchange and Reclassification of Registration 11/02 Review completed--amendment needed to remove incorrect fee amount for registration transfer. Section 1314 of the Vehicle Code requires and prescribes the methodology for the transfer of registration. Chapter 51 establishes administrative procedures for such transfers. House Bill 67 requires and increases the transfer fee to $6.00. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 55--Registration Class Stickers 5/01 Recommended for full review in 2003. Section 1304(B) of the Vehicle Code charges the Department with identifying vehicles as to the weight, design, loading and use. Chapter 55 further prescribes the identification of such vehicles. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 57--Staggered Registration 5/01 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Section 1307 of the Vehicle Code mandated that the Department establish a system of staggered registration renewal. Chapter 57 establishes the criterion to implement the staggered registration system. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 59--Confidential Registration 11/02 Review completed--no changes proposed. Section 6103 of the Vehicle Code provides the power for the Department to provide for issuance of confidential plates necessary for law enforcement activities. Chapter 59 establishes the rules and procedures for the issuance of confidential registrations. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 60--Permanent Registration of Fleet Vehicles 10/02 Regulation review completed. Changes being forwarded to be finalized. Section 1307 of the Vehicle Code enables the Department to promulgate regulations for the permanent registration of fleet vehicles. Chapter 60 provides rules and procedures to implement permanent registration of fleet vehicles. Fee changes in House Bill 67, require regulation be amended. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 63--Proportional Registration of Fleet Vehicles 12/00 Amendments prepared and are to be forwarded for review in 2003. Section 6145 of the Vehicle Code enables the Department to promulgate regulations for proportional registrations. Chapter 63 provides the rules and procedures to implement the International Registration Plan so Pennsylvania DOT can collect out of state registrations from carriers using our highways and to insure that our carriers pay their fair share when traveling in other states. Fee changes in House Bill 67, require regulation be amended. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 65--Permit Agents 11/02 This regulation has been reviewed. Changes will be forwarded for finalization in 2003. Section 6142 of the Vehicle Code outlines the authority of the Department to establish rules governing the qualifications and duties of designated agents for the issuance of trip permits, hunter permits to owners of heavy trucks. Chapter 65 establishes the regulations for issuing and approving permits by agents. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 67--Antique and Classic Vehicles 11/02 Review completed--changes being considered that would permit the Department to use approved associations and/or groups to help determine appropriateness of antique/classic registration plate issuance. Program and regulation changes to be continued in 2003. Section 1340 of the Vehicle Code requires that PennDOT have a system to approve Antique and Classic Vehicles. The information in Chapter 67 establishes procedures governing the issuance and use of Antique and Classic Registration Plates. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 69--Temporary Weight Increase Registration Permits 5/01 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. This regulation is authorized by the Vehicle Code Section 1310 and 6103. It established the procedures Service Agents and Fleet Owners to issue temporary registration permits used by an applicant for increasing the Registered Combined Gross weight of a vehicle. This Chapter also establishes the sanctions when agents violate their responsibility under this regulation. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 71--School Bus Drivers 11/01 The regulation was published in the Pennsylvania Bulletin, March 16, 2002. This Regulation is anticipated to be fully promulgated by August 2003. IRRC has reviewed this Regulation and we are in the process of responding to their comments. Medical Advisory Board (MAB) states blanket ban on diabetic and cardio cases is unnecessary. Therefore, on the advice of counsel we have implemented a waiver system to accommodate the pending regulation. The requested amendment will not alter current practices. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 81--Reports to Bureau of Driver Licensing 6/02 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of June 2002. This regulation is recommended for full review in January 2004. Sections 1554, 1771, 6104(a) 6323 require certified reports to be submitted to suspend operating privileges. Chapter 81 defines more fully the requirements of these sections by specifying the information required in the report. Names and numbers of report forms have been revised. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 83--Physical and Mental Criteria--Including Vision Standards Relating to the Licensing of Drivers 11/01 The proposed regulation updates are being advanced and it is anticipated that they will be fully promulgated by October 2003. Medical Advisory Board (MAB) has made recommendations to change regulations. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 84--Dual Control Learner's Permit 12/00 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of December 2000. This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Need to review and update medical requirements. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 85--Actual Name on Certificate of Title, Driver's License, and ID Card 1/97 Sixty percent of this regulation was reviewed at this point it was determined that the correct course of action was to repeal this regulation. Changes in technology and needs require that we be flexible in what documents should be accepted and published in Pennsylvania Bulletin. This should be a published procedural issue rather than a regulatory issue. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 87--Special Driver Exam 5/03 This regulation has been reviewed in it's entirety as of May 2003. Must retain in order to administer current written special point examination. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 89--Receipt of Driver's License 5/03 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of May 2003. This regulation is recommended for full review in 2005. Provides for and delineates requirements for surrendering a drivers license while serving a suspension. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 91--ID Cards 12/00 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of December 2000. This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Changes in Environment and Technology require rapid response to changing needs. This Regulation should be repealed allowing for procedures to be published in the Pennsylvania Bulletin rather than controlled by Regulation. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 93--Surrender and Cancellation of Driver's License 12/00 Full review completed in 2000; next review should be 2003. To allow surrender of licenses and for parents to surrender junior licenses. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 97--Proof of Payment of Federal Heavy Vehicle Use Tax 5/01 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Chapter 97 describes how PA issues vehicle registrations on trucks over 55,000 GVW to be in compliance with Federal Heavy Vehicle Use Tax. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 105--Mechanical Electrical and Electronic Speed Timing Devices 12/98 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. This Chapter is authorized by the Vehicle Code Sections 3368 and 6103. Amendments reflect updates (periodically required) to ensure speed-timing devices used by law enforcement officials conform to State and Federal requirements. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 107--Motor Cycle Helmets 12/01 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of December 2001. Federal regulation provides the prescribed standards for compliance and enforcement or rules related to helmet performance standards. This regulation reflects the Federal standards. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 153--Lamps, Reflective Devices and Associated Equipment 12/98 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Federal regulation provides the prescribed standards for compliance and enforcement. Contingent to the Affect of Section 4103 of the Vehicle Code, which placed Federal Standards above those of the Commonwealth, this regulation should be repealed. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 155--Use and Display of Illuminated Signs 12/98 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Section 4307 of the Vehicle Code authorizes the Department to approve illuminated signs mounted on certain vehicles. Chapter 155 lists the specific use and display requirements. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 167--Portable Emergency Warning Devices 12/98 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Section 4530 of the Vehicle Code charges the Department with promulgating a regulation to prescribe needed reflective devices used to warn motorists of the presence of stopped vehicles. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 173--Flashing or Revolving Lights on Emergency and Authorized Vehicles 12/98 This regulation is for review in 2003. Review will be done by PSP and PENNDOT. Section 4572 of the Vehicle Code charges the Department with promulgating a regulation to describe display requirements and use flashing or revolving lights on certain authorized vehicles. Chapter 173 further enumerates the number of color, size and display characteristics of all flashing and revolving lights. Amendments maybe necessary to bring this regulation into compliance with Act 151. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 195--Tow Truck ID Signs 12/01 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Section 4573 of the Vehicle Code required the identification of certain vehicles. Chapter 195 details the criterion for identification for trucks used commercially to tow other vehicles. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 207--Retention of Records 12/00 This regulation is recommended for full review in 2004. Section 6104 of the Vehicle Code outlines the administrative duties of the Department to include the retention of records. Chapter 207 establishes the minimum periods of time that may elapse before records can be destroyed. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 219--Proof of Financial Responsibility 11/02 Review completed--no changes proposed. Needed to enforce mandatory insurance laws and define proof of insurance. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 221--Obligations of Insurer and Vehicle Owner 11/02 Review completed--no changes proposed. Needed to enforce mandatory insurance laws. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 223--Self Insurance 11/02 Review completed--no changes proposed. Needed as an alternative for conventional insurance. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 225--Installment Payment of Judgments 12/00 This regulation has been reviewed in its entirety as of December 2000. Recommend Chapter 225 for amendment. This regulation is recommended for full review in 2003. Prescribes the guidelines for suspension of drivers' licenses for failure to pay fines. Judgment creditors often wish to enter into a second internal agreement in an attempt to obtain their money. Regulation as written prohibits more than one agreement. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 253--Salvors 11/02 Regulation review completed. Changes being forwarded to be finalized. Chapter 253 is authorized by the Vehicle Code Section 6103 and 7301. This regulation establishes the rules governing the qualifications and duties of salvors in removing and disposing of abandoned vehicles. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 255--Messenger Services 11/02 This regulation is currently being reviewed. Amendments may be required due to implementation of HB152 requiring agent/messengers to be on contracts. Amending to reflect consistencies with Chapter 43 and 53 when applicable to put more responsibilities on the messengers. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 401--Mobile Home Titling 1/02 The regulation has been reviewed and repeal is recommended. This regulation describes the titling and titles cancellation process and is no longer needed. Noreen Kline 717-783-8750 179--Oversize and Overweight Loads and Vehicles 1/00 Complete--no action required. Necessary to administer Special Hauling Permit Program. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 181--Hold Down and Tie-Down Devices for Junked Vehicle Hulks 1/00 Complete--To be published as proposed deletion in approximately 12/03. No longer needed--covered in other regulations. (Chapter 229 and 231) Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 183--Hold-Down and Tie-Down Devices for Metal Cargo and Logs 1/00 Complete--To be published as proposed deletion in approximately 12/03. No longer needed--covered in other regulations. (Chapter 229 and 231) Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 185--Axle Weight Table 1/00 Complete--no action required. Necessary to inform industry of allowable axle weights. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 187--Movement of Special Vehicles Upon State Highways 1/00 Complete--no action required. Necessary to comply with the Vehicle Code. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 189--Hauling in Excess of Posted Weight Limit 1/00 Complete--no action required. Necessary to comply with the Vehicle Code. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 191--Authorization to Use Bridges Posted Due to Traffic Conditions 1/00 Complete--no action required. Necessary to comply with the Vehicle Code. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 193--Authorization to Use Highways Posted Due to Traffic Conditions 1/00 Complete--no action required. Necessary to comply with the Vehicle Code. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 209--Requests for Reasonable Access to the Designated Network 1/00 Complete--no action required. Necessary to comply with the Vehicle Code. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 213--Snow Emergency Routes 1/00 Complete--no action required. Necessary to comply with the Vehicle Code. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 229--Interstate Motor Carrier Safety Requirements 1/00 Complete--need to develop rulemaking notice due to changes in Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. Anticipate proposed rulemaking approximately 12/03. Needs to be amended to be compatible with the Federal requirements. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 231--Intrastate Motor Carrier Safety Requirements 1/00 Complete--need to develop rulemaking notice due to changes in Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. Anticipate proposed rulemaking approximately 12/03. Needs to be amended to be compatible with the Federal requirements. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 403--Hazardous Materials Transportation 1/00 Complete--need to develop rulemaking notice due to changes in Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. Proposed rulemaking submitted to Office of Chief Counsel in 1/03. Compatibility with Federal requirements--Current regulation requires an annual registration of all hazardous materials transporters. It has been determined that some changes are required. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 441--Access to and Occupancy of Highways by Driveways and Local Roads 1/00 Complete--need to finalize details of proposed rulemaking. Proposed rulemaking submitted to the Office of Chief Counsel in 1/03. Update to better reflect current requirements. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 443--Roadside Rest Area 2/97 Complete--no further action. N/A Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 453--Distribution of Highway Maintenance Funds 1/00 Complete--This regulation was deleted on 12/08/01. No longer required by law Act 3-97. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 459--Occupancy of Highways by Utilities 6/96 Complete--no further action. This regulation is required by law in order to specify the procedures and standards to be followed when installing utility facilities, i.e., pipelines and wires, within the Department is right-of-way. Dan Smyser 717-787-7445 15--Authorized Vehicles and Special Operating Privileges 1/00 Complete--some changes are recommended. Anticipate preparing proposed rulemaking by approximately 6/03. Section 6107 of the Vehicle Code. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 77--Equipment and Training Required for Administering Chemical Tests 1/00 Complete--no action required at this time. Section 1547(c)(1) of the Vehicle Code. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 101--Authorizing Appropriately Attired Persons to Direct, Control or Regulate Traffic 1/00 Complete--some editing may be proposed. Section 3102 of the Vehicle Code requires regulation. Some editing changes are required to eliminate redundancy within the Vehicle Code and to eliminate references that no longer exist. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 103--Vehicles Required to Stop at Railroad Crossings 1/00 Complete--This chapter will be published as proposed deletion. Anticipate being sent to OCC by 3/03. Section 3342 of the Vehicle Code requires a regulation but Chapters 229 and 231 already adopted federal regulations. This regulation will be repealed. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 104--School Bus Loading Zones 1/00 Complete--some changes will be proposed. Section 3345(h) of the Vehicle Code. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 201--Engineering and Traffic Studies 12/98 Complete--This chapter was published as proposed deletion on 4/19/03. Section 6105 of the Vehicle Code requires a regulation, but this chapter will be partly eliminated since it duplicates Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Remaining required language will be placed in a new regulation to be promulgated in 2003. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 203--Work Zone Traffic Control 12/98 Complete--This chapter was published as proposed deletion on 4/19/03. Section 6123 of the Vehicle Code requires a regulation, but most of Chapter 203 is unnecessary when adopting MUTCD. Remaining required language will be placed in a new regulation to be promulgated in 2003. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 205--Municipal Traffic Engineering Certification 1/00 Complete--no action required. Section 6122 (a)(2) of the Vehicle Code. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 211--Official Traffic Control Devices 12/98 Complete--This chapter was published as proposed deletion on 4/19/03. Section 6121 of the Vehicle Code required a manual consistent with MUTCD. The size of the regulation will be drastically reduced. The new regulation will be called Chapter 212. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 215--Special Highway Conditions 1/00 Complete--no action required. This chapter is reserved. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 217--Posting of Private Parking Lots 1/00 Complete--no action required. Section 3353(b)(2), Section 3354(d)(3) and Section 6103 of the Vehicle Code. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 447--Hazardous Walking Routes 1/00 Complete--no action required. 24 P. S. Sections 13-1362 and 25-2541 (The Public School Code). Art Breneman 717-787-3620 457--Pre-qualification of Bidders 10/00 Complete--CMD received the proposed changes from OCC in 11/02. CMD incorporated the changes recommended by OCC and returned the revisions to OCC to continue the promulgation process. 36 P. S. Section 670-404.1 ''Prequalification of Bidders'' mandates the Department to have regulations to establish and maintain a system for the qualification of competent and responsible bidders. Proposed changes are on hold. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 445--Outdoor Advertising Devices 11/00 Complete--changes adopted on 7/28/01. No further action required. Act 160 of 1971. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 451--Control of Junkyards and Automotive Dismantlers and Recyclers 11/00 Complete--no action required.The Department is mandated to have a regulation for control of junkyards and automobile dismantlers and recyclers. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 455--Consultant Highway Design Errors 2/00 Complete--awaiting development of repeal rulemaking. Anticipate publication approximately 7/03. Since there is no legal need for this chapter, the Department proposes to delete and replace with a Department policy. John Robinson (OCC) is working on removing this as a regulation. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 495--Leasing of Real Property 11/00 Complete--no action required. An administrative decision was made that a regulation was warranted to insure the fair and uniform leasing of real property. Art Breneman 717-787-3620 471--Airport Rating and Licensing 4/97 This regulation is currently being reviewed. Public safety. Airports are licensed and inspected to maintain and improve the safe operations at Pennsylvania airports. This section has not been updated since 1984. Since then federal regulations have changed. Kathy Reitz 717-705-1234 473--Aviation Development Grants 4/97 This regulation is currently being reviewed. This grant program is a valuable asset to the aviation infrastructure in Pennsylvania by assisting airports in completing projects, which improve safety and provide positive economic impact to local communities. Kathy Reitz 717-705-1234 477--Local Real Estate Tax Reimbursement 4/97 This regulation is currently being reviewed. Valuable program that provides much needed real estate tax relief to public use airports. Kathy Reitz 717-705-1234 479--Obstruction to Aircraft 4/97 This regulation is currently being reviewed. Structures in and around airports can be a hazard to the public. With the increase in cellular phone towers, obstruction evaluation is even more important to ensure safety. Kathy Reitz 717-705-1234 257--Inspection and Certification of Electric Mass Transit Vehicles 12/02 Complete--no action required. Act 67 of 1980 requires regulations for state inspection of electric mass transit vehicles effective 8/17/80. Regulations published 12/19/80. Law and regulations are still in effect and are still necessary. LaVerne Collins/Sherri Zimmerman 717-787-3921/
717-705-1331425--Shared-Ride Transportation 12/98 Department review is in process. Legislative authorization has changed and transit needs have changed. Regulations must be revised to address those changes. LaVerne Collins/Sherri Zimmerman 717-787-3921/
717-705-1331449--Liquid Fuels Tax 5/03 This regulation was submitted to the Regulatory Review Commission (RRC) in October 2002. It was returned for correction and resubmission. It was corrected and submitted to Chief Counsel in November 2002. It was re-submitted to IRRC in January 2003, and approved on April 24th, completing the review. COMPLETED. Regulation procedures for proper use of liquid Fuel Funds needed to be updated. LaVerne Collins/Sherri Zimmerman 717-787-3921/
717-705-1331491--Administrative Practice and Procedure 7/01 Approved 3/13/01 by IRRC. Published as Final Rulemaking in July 2001. To more fully delineate the authority of the Department Hearing Officer and to eliminate dilatory practices and thus encourage the swift administration of process. Stephen F. J. Martin 717-787-5299 493--Service, Acceptance and Use of Legal Process and Legal Proceedings 8/01 Completed. To update addresses for the Office of Chief Counsel for the service of legal process and papers. Stephen F. J. Martin 717-787-5299
[Pa.B. Doc. No. 03-1323. Filed for public inspection July 3, 2003, 9:00 a.m.]
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