Ask X3What does 49 CFR 107.223 (Petition for reconsideration) require?
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Based on 49 CFR 107.223, if you are unhappy with a determination under § 107.221, you must follow these practical steps to file a petition for reconsideration:
* Deadline: File your petition within 20 days of the determination being published in the Federal Register.
* Where to File: Submit the petition to the Chief Counsel using the same filing method required for an application under § 107.215(b).
* What to Include:
* A clear, concise statement explaining why you are seeking review, including any specific factual or legal errors you believe were made.
* If you are including new information that was not given to the Chief Counsel before, you must explain why it was not provided earlier.
* Notify Other Participants: Mail a copy of your petition to everyone who participated in the waiver of preemption proceeding (as an applicant or commenter). Include a statement letting them know they have 20 days to submit comments on your petition to the Chief Counsel.
* Certification: Your filed petition must include a certification stating that you sent copies to all required participants, along with their names and addresses.