Utah Admin. Code R305-7-306 - Proceedings After a Request for Agency Action is Filed
(1) After a Request for Agency Action has
been filed, the parties are encouraged to meet to attempt to resolve the
matter.
(2) No response to a
Request for Agency Action under Section
63G-4-204
is required, but the Director may elect to file a response. No reply to the
Director's response is permitted.
(3)
(a) Any
party may at any time file a request for appointment of an ALJ. An ALJ will not
ordinarily be appointed until requested by a party, although the Executive
Director may appoint an ALJ at any time.
(b) A request for appointment of an ALJ shall
be filed as provided in
R305-7-104(2)(a),
and served as provided in
R305-7-104(2)(b).
(4) The parties are encouraged to
meet and confer regarding the nature and scope of discovery, scheduling, and
other pre-hearing matters and to file, within 10 days of the appointment of the
ALJ, a Joint Status Report that addresses the following subjects:
(a) a brief statement of the case;
(b) an indication as to the parties' position
as to the need for further proceedings and, if such further proceedings are
needed, the anticipated scope of such proceedings;
(c) whether reasonable formal discovery is
warranted as provided in
R305-7-310,
and, if such formal discovery is warranted, the general nature and scope of the
requested discovery. If the parties are not able to reach agreement on a Joint
Status Report, the Director shall file and serve, within 10 days after the
appointment of an ALJ, a Status Report that includes the subjects described
above. Within 10 days after service of the Director's Status Report, the other
party or parties may file and serve a response to the Director's Status
Report.
(5) Within 10
days after receipt of the Joint Status Report or the Response to the Director's
Status Report, pursuant to subpart (4) or such other time deemed reasonable by
the ALJ, the ALJ shall issue a Notice of Further Proceedings in accordance with
Section
63G-4-201(3)(d) and (e). Unless otherwise ordered by the ALJ
for good cause (such as a situation involving the need for emergency relief),
until the ALJ has issued a Notice of Further Proceedings, no responses to
motions filed before that date are due. If motions are pending in the matter,
the Notice of Further Proceedings shall set the schedule for briefing and, if
warranted, hearing and resolution of such pending motions.
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