W. Va. Code R. § 64-17-9 - Hearings and Administrative Due Process
9.1. A permit applicant, a permit holder, an
employee or other person may petition the commissioner in writing, as
prescribed in the rule, "Rules of Procedure for Contested Case Hearings and
Declaratory Rulings," 64 CSR 1, for a contested case hearing when the
Commissioner has:
9.1.a. Denied his or her
application for a permit to operate;
9.1.b. Suspended or revoked his or her permit
to operate;
9.1.c. Denied his or
her request for a variance;
9.1.d.
Issued a hold order;
9.1.e. Issued
an employee restriction or exclusion order; or
9.1.f. Otherwise adversely affected the
rights, duties, interests or privileges of the petitioner.
9.2. Within 10 days after receipt of the
written petition, the commissioner shall grant or deny a hearing on the matter
in accordance with the rule, "Rules of Procedure for Contested Case Hearings
and Declaratory Rulings," 64 CSR 1.
9.3. The filing of a petition for a hearing
shall not stay or suspend the execution of the notice or order issued by the
commissioner.
Notes
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