Or. Admin. Code § 137-003-0672 - Default in Cases Involving an Agency Order that May Become Final Without a Request for Hearing
(1)
This rule applies when the agency has issued a contested case notice containing
an order that was to become effective unless a party requested a hearing, has
designated the agency file, including all materials submitted by a party, as
the record, and the record constitutes a prima facie case.
(2) When the agency gives a party an
opportunity to request a hearing and the party fails to request a hearing
within the time allowed to make the request, the agency order is final and no
further order need be served upon the party. The party may make a late hearing
request as provided in OAR 137-003-0528.
(3) After a party requests a hearing, the
agency or the administrative law judge will dismiss the request for hearing,
and the agency order is final as if the party never requested a hearing if:
(a) The party that requested a hearing
withdraws the request;
(b) The
agency or administrative law judge notifies the party of the time and place of
the hearing and the party fails to appear at the hearing; or
(c) In a matter in which only one party is
before the agency, the agency or administrative law judge notifies the party of
the time and place of the hearing, and the party notifies the agency or
administrative law judge that the party will not appear at the hearing, unless
the agency or administrative law judge agrees to reschedule the
hearing.
(4) If the
party fails to appear at the hearing and, before dismissing the request for
hearing, the administrative law judge finds that the party had good cause for
failing to appear, the administrative law judge may not dismiss the request for
hearing under section (3)(b) of this rule. In this case, the administrative law
judge shall schedule a new hearing. If the reasons for the party's failure to
appear are in dispute, the administrative law judge shall schedule a hearing on
the reasons for the party's failure to appear.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.341
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.341, 183.417(4)183.470, & 183.630
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