Document Citation: 4 Pa. Code § 120b.108

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PENNSYLVANIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Code
TITLE 4. ADMINISTRATION
PART V. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
CHAPTER 120B. PUBLIC SAFETY EMERGENCY TELEPHONE PROGRAM

Date:
08/31/2009

Document:
§ 120b.108. Review and approval of plans

(a) Upon completion and adoption of the plan by the appropriate governing body, an original and three copies of the plan shall be forwarded to the Agency. An additional copy of the plan shall be forwarded to all telephone companies affected by the plan.

(b) The plans shall be submitted to the Agency and shall be addressed to: 911 Coordinator, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, P. O. Box 3321, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105.

(c) Within 30 days after receipt of the plan, the Agency will review it for completeness. If deficiencies are found, the Agency will contact the 911 coordinator, in writing, explain the deficiencies and request additional information necessary to complete the application. A plan found to be deficient may not be forwarded to the Commission or Council until it is complete.

(d) After Agency review, the plan will be forwarded to the Council and Commission for review.

(e) The Council shall have 90 days to review the plan and make suggested revisions to the plan. The Council may contact the county for clarification or further information during the review of the plan.

(f) The 90-day review period shall consist of 90-calendar days, beginning with the day the council receives the plan from the Agency.

(g) The Council shall submit its review findings along with a recommendation for approval or denial to the Agency. If the Council recommends denial, the reasons for the denial shall be provided along with recommendations for changes to the plan.

(h) The Commission will have 90 days to review the plan. The Commission's review applies only to the proposed contribution rate.

(i) The Commission may modify only rates which it finds excessive to meet the costs stated in the plan.

(j) The 90-day review period shall consist of 90-calendar days, beginning the day the Commission receives the plan from the Agency.