Utah Admin. Code R655-14-20 - Procedures and Standards for Orders Resulting from Service of an Initial Order
(1) Consent Order:
(a) If the respondent substantially agrees
with or does not contest the statements of fact in the IO, or if the parties
agree to specific amendments to the statements of fact in the IO, the parties
may enter into a Consent Order by stipulating to the facts and either or both
of the following:
(i) Negotiated
administrative penalties;
(ii)
Negotiated replacement of water; or
(iii) Negotiated reimbursement of enforcement
costs.
(b) A Consent
Order based on that stipulation, shall be prepared by the Enforcement Engineer
for execution by the parties. The executed Consent Order shall be reviewed by
the Presiding Officer and, if found to be acceptable, will be signed and issued
by the Presiding Officer.
(c) A
Consent Order issued by the Presiding Officer is not subject to reconsideration
or judicial review.
(2)
Final Judgment and Order Without Hearing: If the respondent does not request a
hearing or is not granted a request for a hearing, participates by attending a
preliminary conference or otherwise presents relevant information to the
Presiding Officer, but is unable or unwilling to negotiate a stipulated Consent
Order, the Presiding Officer shall issue a Final Judgment and Order based on
the record, as defined in this rule.
(3) Final Judgment and Order After Hearing:
If the respondent timely and properly requests a hearing, the hearing request
is granted, the respondent participates by attending all scheduled preliminary
conferences, and/or by attending the hearing, but is unwilling or unable to
negotiate a stipulated Consent Order, the Presiding Officer shall issue a Final
Judgment and Order based upon the record, as defined in this rule.
(4) Default Order: The Presiding Officer may
issue a Default Order if the respondent fails to participate as follows:
(a) The respondent does not timely request a
hearing and fails to respond to the IO; or
(b) After proper notice the respondent fails
to attend a preliminary conference scheduled by the Presiding Officer;
or
(c) After proper notice, the
respondent fails to attend a hearing scheduled by the Presiding
Officer.
(5) A
respondent who fails to participate pursuant to an IO waives any right to
request reconsideration of the Final Judgment and Order per Section
R655-14-25, but may petition for
judicial review per Section
R655-14-29.
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