Or. Admin. Code § 115-010-0045 - Motions
(1)
(a) A request for any ruling, order, or other
relief may be made by filing a typewritten motion. The motion need not be in
any particular form.
(b) Motions to
Intervene. Any motion to intervene must be filed with the Board or Board Agent
at least seven days before the hearing. The motion shall state the grounds on
which the motion should be granted. The decision to grant or deny the motion
rests within the discretion of the Board or Board Agent. A filing fee of $300
must be paid by the intervenor when the motion is filed. The motion will not be
considered filed until the fee is paid.
(2) Before filing any motion, other than a
dispositive motion (e.g., a motion to dismiss), the moving party shall make a
good-faith effort to confer with the non-moving party to seek resolution of the
matter. The motion must describe all efforts and the result of the
effort.
(3) Any response to a
motion must be filed within 14 days of the date the motion is served, unless
another date is set by the Board or Board Agent.
(4) A reply from the moving party to the
response is allowed only when requested or authorized by the Board or Board
Agent.
(5) Motions made at hearing
may be stated orally on the record, and shall briefly identify the grounds for
the motion and the order or relief sought.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 240.086(3), 243.766(7)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 240, 243
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