Utah Admin. Code R137-1-9 - Hearing Dates, Continuance/Extension of Time
(1) Once the administrator has made an
initial determination that the CSRO has authority to review or decide a
grievance or appeal, for grievances filed under Sections
67-19a-202(1)
and
67-19a-202(2),
the administrator shall set a date for an evidentiaryLevel 4 hearing that is:
(a) within 30 days of the administrator 's
determination; or
(b) if agreed to
by the parties, no more than 150 days from the administrator 's determination
date.
(2)
Notwithstanding Subsection (1), after the evidentiary hearing date has been
set, each party may be granted one continuance or extension of time for the
hearing, provided there are extraordinary circumstances justifying such
continuance or extension. A party desiring an extension of time or a
continuance of the evidentiary hearing shall file a written request with the
administrator or appointed hearing officer.
(a) Every petition for a continuance shall
specify the reason for the requested delay.
(b) In considering a request for continuance ,
the administrator or the appointed CSRO hearing officer shall take into
account:
(i) whether the request was timely
made in writing; and
(ii) whether
the request is based on extraordinary circumstances .
(3) Inattention or lack of
preparation does not constitute extraordinary circumstances justifying a
continuance or extension of time of the evidentiary hearing.
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