Utah Admin. Code R647-5-104 - Commencement of Adjudicative Proceedings
1. Except for emergency orders described
further in these rules, all adjudicative proceedings that commence in the
informal phase shall be commenced by either:
1.11. A Notice of Agency Action, if
proceedings are commenced by the Board or Division; or
1.12. A Request for Agency Action, if
proceedings are commenced by persons other than the Board or
Division.
2. A Notice of
Agency Action shall be filed and served according to the following
requirements:
2.11. The Notice of Agency
Action shall be in writing and shall be signed on behalf of the Board if the
proceedings are commenced by the Board, or by or on behalf of the Division
Director if the proceedings are commenced by the Division. A Notice shall
include:
2.11.111 The names and mailing
addresses of all persons to whom notice is being given by the Board or
Division, and the name, title, and mailing address of any attorney or employee
who has been designated to appear for the Board or Division;
2.11.112 The Division's file number or other
reference number;
2.11.113 The name
of the adjudicative proceeding;
2.11.114 The date that the Notice of Agency
Action was mailed;
2.11.115 A
statement that the adjudicative proceeding is to be conducted informally
according to the provisions of these Rules and Sections
63G-4-202 and
63G-4-203 of the Utah Code
Annotated (1953, as amended), if applicable;
2.11.116 A statement that the parties may
request an informal hearing before the Division within ten (10) days of the
date of mailing or publication and that failure to make such a request for
hearing may preclude that party from any further participation, appeal or
judicial review in regard to the subject adjudicative proceeding;
2.11.117 A statement of the legal authority
and jurisdiction under which the adjudicative proceeding is to be
maintained;
2.11.118 The name,
title, mailing address, and telephone number of the Division Director;
and
2.11.119 A statement of the
purpose of the adjudicative proceeding and, to the extent known by the Division
Director, the questions to be decided.
2.12. Unless waived, the Division shall:
2.12.111 Mail the Notice of Agency Action to
each party and any other person who has a right to notice under statute or
rule; and
2.12.112 Publish the
Notice of Agency Action if required by statute or by the Mineral
Rules.
2.13. All the
listed adjudicative processes that commence informally may be petitioned for by
a person other than the Division or Board. That person's Request for Agency
Action shall be in writing and signed by the person invoking the jurisdiction
of the Division or by his or her attorney, and shall include:
2.13.111 The names and addresses of all
persons to whom a copy of the Request for Agency Action is being
sent;
2.13.112 A space for the
Division's file number or other reference number;
2.13.113 Certificate of mailing of the
Request for Agency Action;
2.13.114
A statement of the legal authority and jurisdiction under which Division action
is requested;
2.13.115 A statement
of the relief or action sought from the Division; and
2.13.116 A statement of the facts and reasons
forming the basis for relief or action.
2.14. The person requesting the Division
action shall use the forms of the Division with the additional information
required by Rule R647-5-104.2.13 above. The
Division is hereby authorized to codify said forms in conformance with this
rule. Said forms shall be deemed a Request for Agency Action. The person
requesting agency action shall file the request with the Division and shall,
unless waived, send a copy by mail to each person known to have a direct
interest in the requested agency action.
2.15. In the case of a Request for Agency
Action, the Division shall, unless waived, ensure that notice by mail has been
promptly given to all parties, or by publication when required by statute or
the Mineral Rules. The written notice shall:
2.15.111 Give the Division's file number or
other reference number;
2.15.112
Give the name of the proceeding;
2.15.113 Designate that the proceeding is to
be conducted informally according to the provisions of these Rules and Section
63G-4-202 and
63G-4-203 of Utah Code Annotated
(1953, as amended), if applicable;
2.15.114 A statement that the parties may
request an informal hearing before the Division within ten (10) days of the
date of mailing or publication and that failure to make such a request may
preclude that party from any further participation, appeal or judicial review
in regard to the subject adjudicative proceeding;
2.15.115 Give the name, title, mailing
address, and telephone number of the Division Director; and
2.15.116 If the purpose of the adjudicative
proceeding is to award a license or other privilege as to which there are
multiple competing applicants, the Division may, by rule or order, conduct a
single adjudicative proceeding to determine the award of that license or
privilege.
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