09-137 C.M.R. ch. 26, § 05 - Grounds for Permit Denial
Upon receipt of a properly executed permit application, the Commissioner may issue a permit unless:
A. The applicant has been assessed a civil
penalty or convicted of any criminal statute or regulation relating to the
activity for which the application is filed if such conviction or assessment
evidences a lack of responsibility.
B. The applicant has failed to disclose
information required in the application or has made false statements as to any
material fact in connection with the application.
C. The applicant has failed to demonstrate a
valid justification for the permit.
D. The authorization requested potentially
threatens a wildlife population.
Notes
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