Utah Admin. Code R649-10-3 - Procedures for Informal Adjudicative Proceedings
1. Procedures for informal adjudicative
proceedings should include the following:
1.1. Unless the agency by rule provides for
and requires a response, no answer or other pleading responsive to the
allegations contained in the notice of agency action or the request for agency
action need be filed.
1.2. The
agency shall hold a hearing if a hearing is requested within ten days or such
later period as may be provided for in Title R649.
1.3. In any hearing, the parties named in the
Notice of Agency Action or in the Request for Agency Action shall be permitted
to testify, present evidence, and comment on the issues.
1.4. Hearings will be held only after timely
notice to each p arty.
1.5.
Discovery is prohibited, but the agency may issue subpoenas or other orders to
compel production of necessary evidence.
1.6. Any parties shall have access to
information contained in the agency's files and to any materials and
information gathered in any investigation, to the extent permitted by
law.
1.7. Intervention is
prohibited, except where a federal statute or rule requires that a state permit
intervention.
1.8. Each hearing
shall be open to any party.
1.9.
Within a reasonable time after the close of an informal adjudicative
proceeding, the presiding officer shall issue a signed order in writing that
states the following:
1.9.1. The
decision.
1.9.2. The reasons for
the decision.
1.9.3. A notice of
any right of administrative or judicial review available to the
parties.
1.9.4. A statement that
the filing of an appeal or the requesting of a review shall be accomplished
within 30 days of the issuance of the order.
1.10. The presiding officer's order shall be
based on the facts appearing in the agency's files and on the facts presented
in evidence at any hearings.
1.11.
A copy of the presiding officer's order shall be promptly mailed to each of the
parties and to any persons who request a copy.
2.1. The agency may record any
hearing.
2.2. Any party, at his own
expense, may have a reporter, approved by the agency, prepare a transcript from
the agency's record of the hearing.
3.0. Nothing in this section restricts or
precludes any investigative right or power given to an agency by another
statute.
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