(b) An applicant petitioning the commissioner to request an emergency exemption must provide the following information which is identical to the information required by 40 CFR part 166.20(a) as incorporated by reference in Part 320 of this Title:

1. (1) identity of contact persons;
2. (2) description of the pesticide;
3. (3) description of the proposed use;
4. (4) alternative methods of control;
5. (5) effectiveness of proposed use;
6. (6) discussion of residues for food uses;
7. (7) discussion of risk information;
8. (8) coordination with other affected State or Federal agencies;
9. (9) notification of registrant or basic manufacturer;
10. (10) description of proposed enforcement program; and
11. (11) information on repeated use.

(f) Where an emergency situation arises too late to meet the time lines specified in the statute, the department will consider granting a crisis exemption as authorized under Federal law subject to the limitations prescribed by Federal law. A request for a crisis exemption must be submitted to the commissioner and must be accompanied by the following information:

1. (1) adequate justification that an emergency condition exists;
2. (2) explanation of the reason that the emergency condition was not able to be predicted in time to meet the time lines specified in the statute; and
3. (3) all the information specified in subdivision (b) of this section.