D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 25, r. 25-B3501
The Department may seek an administrative or judicial remedy, or any combination thereof, to achieve compliance with the provisions of this Code if a person operating a shellfish-processing operation or employee fails to comply with sections 3500 or 3501.2 through 3501.4.
When a dealer has failed to meet a compliance schedule as specified in sections 3212 and 3214, the Department shall determine whether it is appropriate to:
When any inspection detects a critical violation:
When a dealer fails to comply with section 3501.3, the Department shall summarily suspend the dealer's certification and immediately begin action to suspend or revoke the dealer's certification.
The Department shall prevent the release of contaminated or adulterated products affected by a critical violation by:
Except for critical violations described in section 3501.3, when new violations that were not included in a compliance schedule are observed during an inspection, the Department shall work with the dealer to develop a compliance schedule to correct the new violations.
When four (4) or more new critical violations are observed during an inspection, the Department may:
The Department shall document its reasons for revising a compliance schedule or imposing other administrative remedies.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 25, r. 25-B3501