Utah Admin. Code R25-3-4 - Administrator's Initial Review of Eligibility and Merit of the Request for Review
(1) Upon receipt of
the Request for Review, the Administrator shall make an initial determination
on the basis of Section
63A-3-110
and Section
63G-4-201
that the Appeal Authority has authority to review or decide the requested
Appeal:
(a) Procedural Issues. The
Administrator shall make an initial determination of the timeliness,
jurisdiction, standing, and eligibility of the issues to be advanced.
(b) Determination. The Administrator has
authority to determine which types of Appeals may be heard by the Appeal
Authority. Those types of Appeals found to have been resolved by a
preponderance of the evidence at the level of the Responsible Governmental
Entity Head or those that do not qualify for advancement to the Appeal
Authority are precluded from further consideration and review by the Appeal
Authority.
(c) Preclusion. When an
Appeal request is precluded from an Appeal Authority review, the matter under
dispute shall be deemed as final at the level of the Responsible Governmental
Entity Head.
(2) The
Administrator shall notify within 30 days the requesting Party and the
Responsible Governmental Entity Head in writing that the Request for Review is
either granted or denied, constituting the final action by the Administrator.
The decision letter must describe the factual findings and conclusions of the
Administrator's review. The letter must state that any Party may file with the
Administrator a written request for reconsideration within 30 days after the
date the Administrator issues the decision, in accordance with Section
63G-4-302.
(a) Filing of a request for reconsideration
is not a prerequisite for seeking judicial review of the decision.
(3) The decision letter should
include a statement that a Party aggrieved may obtain judicial review of the
decision, in accordance with Section
63G-4-401,
by filing a petition within 30 days after the date the decision is issued; or,
in the case of a request for reconsideration, by filing a petition within 30
days after the date the decision is issued, in accordance of Section
63G-4-302.
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