Utah Admin. Code R151-4-510 - Prehearing Conference - Scheduling the Hearing Date
(1) Each notice of agency action or initial
decision as to a request for agency action:
(a) shall contain the time, date, and
location of a prehearing conference, that shall be at least 45 calendar days
but not more than 60 calendar days after the date of the notice of agency
action or initial decision as to a request for agency action;
(b) shall contain a clear notice that failure
to respond within 30 calendar days may result in:
(i) cancellation of the prehearing
conference; and
(ii) a default
order; and
(c) may
contain the date, consistent with Section
R151-4-108,
of the scheduled hearing.
(2)
(a) The
prehearing conference may be in person or telephonic.
(b) Each Party, or their counsel, shall
participate in the conference.
(c)
The conference shall include discussion and scheduling of discovery, prehearing
motions, and other necessary matters.
(3) During the prehearing conference, the
presiding officer shall issue a verbal order, and shall issue a written order
to the same effect within two business days after the conference is concluded,
that shall address each of the following:
(a)
if necessary, scheduling an additional prehearing conference;
(b) setting a deadline for the filing of
prehearing motions and cross motions, including motions for summary judgment,
allowing for motions to be submitted and ruled on before the hearing
date;
(c) modifying, if
appropriate, a deadline for disclosures;
(d) resolving discovery issues;
(e) establishing a schedule for briefing,
discovery needs, expert witness reports, witness and exhibit lists, objections,
and other necessary or appropriate prehearing matters;
(f) if not already scheduled, scheduling a
hearing date in compliance with Section
R151-4-108;
and
(g) dealing with other
necessary matters.
(4) A
party joined after the prehearing conference is bound by the order issued as a
result of that conference unless the order is modified in writing pursuant to a
stipulation or motion.
(5)
(a) The presiding officer shall schedule
prehearing matters consistent with Section
R151-4-108.
(b) The presiding officer may:
(i) adjust time frames as necessary to
accommodate Section
R151-4-108;
and
(ii) schedule appropriate
prehearing matters to occur concurrently.
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