Or. Admin. Code § 345-015-0455 - Motions
All parties, including limited parties, shall submit any motions in a contested case to the hearing officer. All motions are subject to OAR 137-003-0630 and the following requirements:
(1) Unless a motion is
made orally on the record during a contested case hearing, or unless the
hearing officer directs otherwise, the moving party shall submit the motion in
writing and shall state with particularity the grounds and relief sought. The
moving party shall submit with the motion any brief, affidavit or other
document relied on, and, as appropriate, a proposed form of order. The moving
party shall serve the motion on all parties and limited parties to the
contested case.
(2) Within seven
calendar days after the date of service of a written motion, or such other
period as the hearing officer may prescribe, a party or limited party may file
an answer in support of or in opposition to the motion, accompanied by
affidavits or other evidence. The moving party shall have no right to reply,
except as permitted by the hearing officer.
(3) The parties shall not have oral argument
on a motion unless permitted by the hearing officer. The hearing officer shall
dispose of motions by written order served on all parties and limited parties
or read into the record of the contested case proceeding.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 469.470, ORS 469.370(5) & ORS 183.417(2)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 183.415, ORS 469.370, ORS 469.405, ORS 469.440, ORS 469.605, ORS 469.615 & ORS 469.992
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