Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 510.120 - Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies
a) If the grievance pertains to the VR
program, DHS-ORS administrative action becomes final:
1) at any time when a mutually agreed upon
resolution is reached between DHS-ORS and the grievant; or
2) upon issuance of the hearing
decision.
b) If the
grievance pertains to the conduct of a customer at the adult residential
training program for persons with visual disabilities, DHS-ORS administrative
action becomes final:
1) 7 working days after
the date of the hearing decision, if no Associate Director's Review is
performed; or
2) if an Associate
Director's Review is performed, upon the decision of the Associate
Director.
c) Any further
appeal (other than by a vendor in the Business Enterprise Program for the Blind
or by a grievant appealing sex equity or school records in DHS-ORS schools)
must be made to the courts by common law writ of certiorari. A vendor in the
Business Enterprise Program for the Blind must first file an appeal with the
U.S. Department of Education in accordance with the Randolph-Sheppard Act
(20 USC
107 et seq.). A grievance based on sex equity
or school records must be filed with the State Board of Education.
d) Any decision under this Part shall be
implemented when issued within the applicable time set out in Section
510.80. An appeal to a court
shall not delay implementation.
Notes
Amended at 27 Ill. Reg. 9576, effective June 13, 2003
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