Or. Admin. Code § 808-009-0420 - Exceptions to Agency Orders, Enforcement
(1) After a contested case enforcement
hearing, the respondent may file written exceptions if the respondent does not
believe the proposed order is supported by the evidence received at the
hearing. To be considered, exceptions must be received by the agency within 21
days of the date of mailing of the proposed order. If written exceptions are
not timely received, the agency may issue a final order as proposed.
(2) Exceptions must substantially conform to
the requirements of OAR
808-009-0430.
(3) If exceptions are timely received, the
matter will be set for consideration by the Board at a regular meeting of the
Board. Written argument in opposition to the proposed order will be accepted up
to 15 days before the Board meeting date if the original exceptions were timely
received. The Board may waive the 15-day requirement.
(4) The respondent may appear before the
Board to argue against the proposed order, if the agency receives written
notice of intent to do so before the Board meeting date. Oral argument will be
permitted only if the original exceptions were timely received.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, ORS 670.310 & ORS 671.670
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.413 - ORS 183.470
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