16 Tex. Admin. Code § 33.59 - Denial of Application after Referral of Protest for Hearing
(a) In the event that a valid protest results
in referral for hearing under Alcoholic Beverage Code §
11.43(f)
and that the executive director subsequently identifies at least one legal
ground to deny the application, the executive director shall request that the
application be remanded to the commission from the State Office of
Administrative Hearings and upon remand, shall recommend to the commission that
the application be denied, as required by Alcoholic Beverage Code §
11.43(g).
(b) Concurrent with the request for remand
from SOAH, the executive director shall provide notice to each protestant that:
(1) the executive director will be
recommending denial of the application to the commission;
(2) the case will be remanded to TABC for
processing under §11.43(g), et seq;
(3) if the applicant does not request a
hearing on the denial recommendation, the application will be sent to the
commission for a vote on denial; and
(4) if the applicant requests a hearing on
the denial recommendation or the commission declines to deny the permit, the
application shall be referred to SOAH for a hearing in which the protestant(s)
are parties.
(c) If the
executive director recommends to the commission that an application be denied
and a valid protest has been referred for hearing and not withdrawn, the
commission may only deny the application or refer it back to SOAH for a hearing
on the previously referred protest(s).
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