Mich. Admin. Code R. 125.1005 - Intervention
Rule 5.
(1) A
petition for leave to intervene may be filed at any stage of a proceeding
before commencement of the initial hearing.
(2) The petition shall set forth the interest
of the petitioner and show that the participation of the petitioner will assist
in the determination of the issues in question and that the intervention will
not unnecessarily delay the proceeding.
(3) The parties and the authorized agent
shall be provided an opportunity to submit briefs on the petition to
intervene.
(4) The presiding officer
may grant a petition for intervention to such an extent and upon such terms as
the board or the presiding officer determines.
(5) The presiding officer shall prepare a
report outlining his or her recommended decision on the petition to intervene
and the report shall be sent to the petitioner and the parties. Before the
board takes action on the report, the petitioner and the parties shall have a
minimum of 10 days within which to submit additional written notarized
arguments to the board. The board shall review the report and recommendation of
the presiding officer regarding the petition to intervene and shall affirm,
modify, or deny the report and recommendation. The board shall then remand the
matter to the presiding officer for the conduct of a hearing on the exception
application with all parties participating, including the petitioner if
admitted as a party.
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