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Emergency Regulations

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An emergency regulation is a regulation that is necessary for the immediate preservation of public peace, health and safety, and may become effective before any public notice and hearing. Emergency regulations remain in effect for a 120-day period.

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EMERGENCY REGULATIONS CURRENTLY IN EFFECT:

• No emergency regulations in effect at this time.

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PROPOSED EMERGENCY REGULATIONS:

• No emergency regulations proposed at this time.
  

Updated October 3, 2007