Upon request, the Department of Environmental Protection and the State Emergency Response Commission shall assist the Bureau of Labor Standards during the inspection when hazardous substances are used in the facility.

7.__Bureau of Labor Standards determination.__The Bureau of Labor Standards shall determine whether all of the factors described in subsection 6 have been adequately addressed.__This determination may not be made until the close of the period for accepting public comment under subsection 4.__The Bureau of Labor Standards shall consider all comments received from the public in making its determination.

A.__If the Bureau of Labor Standards determines that all of the factors described in subsection 6 have been adequately addressed, the Bureau of Labor Standards shall immediately notify the facility operator of that fact and the operator may initiate or resume operation of the facility.

B.__If the Bureau of Labor Standards determines that not all of the factors described in subsection 6 have been adequately addressed, the Bureau of Labor Standards shall immediately notify the facility operator of that fact, the specific areas in which a deficiency has been determined and the actions that must be taken to remedy the deficiency.__ Upon notice from the facility operator that the deficiencies have been remedied, the Bureau of Labor Standards shall follow the provisions of this section relating to initial inspections except that any subsequent inspections are limited to the areas of deficiency determined by the Bureau of Labor Standards under this paragraph.

C.__All determinations made by the Bureau of Labor Standards under this subsection are deemed to be final agency action and may be appealed as provided in Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 7.__A Bureau of Labor Standards determination under paragraph A is stayed for 30 days after an appeal is filed under this paragraph.__During this period, the court shall conduct a preliminary hearing and accept any relevant evidence submitted by the parties upon leave of the court.__ At the end of the 30-day period, the court shall extend the stay pending a final determination of the appeal unless it finds that the appellants have failed to provide any reasonable evidence demonstrating that not all of the factors described in subsection 6 have been adequately addressed.