Or. Admin. Code § 735-063-0330 - Hearing Request for Entry of Positive Drug Test Result on Employment Driving Record
(1) When DMV
receives a report described in OAR
735-063-0320, DMV will notify
the person who is the subject of the report that the person has a right to
request a hearing to determine whether a positive drug test result will be
placed on the person's employment driving record.
(2) A hearing request must be in writing and
must include:
(a) The person's full name;
(b) The person's complete mailing
address;
(c) The person's Oregon
driver license number; and
(d) A
brief statement of the issues the person proposes to raise at the hearing. The
issues are limited to those set forth in ORS
825.412(3) or
825.418(3).
(3) The hearing request
must be postmarked within 30 days of the date of the notice. If the hearing
request is not postmarked or a postmark date cannot be determined, it must be
received by DMV within 30 days of the date of the notice. The time period for
requesting a hearing is computed as set forth in OAR
137-003-0520(11).
(4) A person may submit a hearing
request by mail or personal delivery to DMV Headquarters, 1905 Lana Avenue NE,
Salem, OR 97314. If the person submits a hearing request by facsimile machine
(FAX), it must be received by DMV at FAX number (503) 945-5521. A person may
submit a hearing request through the form available on
www.OregonDMV.com.
(5) A hearing request may also include:
(a) The person's date of birth;
(b) The telephone number where the person can
be reached between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.; and
(c) The dates and times the person or the
person's attorney cannot appear at a hearing.
(6) Except for good cause shown any factual
or legal defense not set forth in the hearing request is considered waived. No
evidence offered by a person who requests a hearing will be admitted into the
hearing record on any factual or legal defense that is waived.
(7) If good cause is shown under section (6)
of this rule, the administrative law judge must provide DMV sufficient
opportunity to obtain and present any evidence in the contested case hearing
deemed necessary by DMV to respond to evidence offered by the person on any
factual or legal defense.
(8)
Except as provided in OAR
137-003-0528, the person's right
to a hearing is waived if a hearing is not requested within the time period
specified in section (3) of this rule and the notice becomes the final order by
default. The test results will be posted to the person's employment driving
record.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616, 184.619 & 802.010
Stats. Implemented: ORS 825.410, 825.412, 824.415 & 825.418
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