§ 203.4 Low-noise-emission product determination.
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(a) The Administrator will, within ninety (90) days after receipt of a properly filed application for certification, determine whether such product is a low-noise-emission product. In doing so, he will determine if the product:
(1) Is one for which a noise source emission standard has been promulgated under section 6 of the act;
(2) Emits levels of noise in amounts significantly below the levels specified in noise emission standard under regulations under section 6 of the act applicable to that product or class of products; and
(3) Is labeled in accordance with regulations issued pursuant to section 8 of the act.
Federal Register(b) The Administrator will, upon making the determination whether a product is a low-noise-emission product, publish in the notice of his determination, and the reasons therefor.
Federal Register,(c) The notice of determination that a product is a low-noise-emission product shall be revocable whenever a change in the low-noise-emission product criterion for what product occurs between determination and decision. Notice of any revocation will be published in the together with a statement of the reasons therefor.
Federal Register(d) The notice of determination that a product is a low-noise-emission product shall expire upon publication in the of the Administrator's notice of a decision that a product will not be certified.
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