Section 16-3115. INSTALLMENT AGREEMENTS AND PAYMENT  


Latest version.
  •  

    3115.1 No person shall be eligible to apply for an installment agreement except as provided in this section.

     

    3115.2 A respondent who has been served a decision in which monetary sanctions of fifty dollars ($50) or more have been imposed may, within fifteen (15) days after the date of service, request permission to make payments pursuant to an installment agreement.

     

    3115.3 A respondent who has been served an NOI or second NOI, and who admits to infractions and penalties of fifty dollars ($50) or more may, within fifteen (15) days after the date of service, request permission to make payments pursuant to an installment agreement.

     

    3115.4 Installment applications shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the Director.

     

    3115.5 Failure to submit a completed installment application along with all required documentation in a timely manner shall bar the respondent from receiving an installment agreement.

     

    3115.6 An installment agreement shall inform the respondent of the respondent's obligations and shall contain the following information:

     

    (a)The duration of the agreement, which shall be six (6) months or less;

     

    (b)The due date for each installment payment;

     

    (c)The terms and conditions of the agreement;

     

    (d)That collection proceedings shall be initiated to collect the amount owed for respondent's failure to comply with the terms and conditions of the installment agreement;

     

    (e)That the acceptable forms of payment are as follows:

     

    (1) Cash, which is not acceptable by mail; or

     

    (2) A personal check, company check, certified check, cashier's check, postal money order, or bank money order payable to the order of the District of Columbia Treasurer; and

     

    (f) That the respondent's license or permit may be suspended for failure to make timely payments.

     

source

Final Rulemaking published at 34 DCR 5718, 5730 (September 4, 1987).