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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 13B — Administrative hearings

13B.110 Recommended order.

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(1)Except when a shorter time period is provided by law, the hearing officer shall
complete and submit to the agency head, no later than sixty
(60)days after receiving
a copy of the official record of the proceeding, a written recommended order which
shall include his findings of fact, conclusion of law, and recommended disposition
of the hearing, including recommended penalties, if any. The recommended order
shall also include a statement advising parties fully of their exception and appeal
rights.
(2)If an extension of time is needed by the hearing officer to complete and submit his
recommended order to the agency head, the hearing officer shall show good cause
to the agency head, in writing, and based upon substantial proof, that an extension
of time is needed.
(3)If the agency head, after a showing of good cause, grants the hearing officer an
extension of time:
(a)The extension shall not exceed thirty
(30)days from the date the extension
was granted;
(b)The statement granting the extension shall be included in the record of the
hearing; and
(c)Notice of the extension shall be sent to all parties.
(4)A copy of the hearing officer's recommended order shall also be sent to each party
in the hearing and each party shall have fifteen
(15)days from the date the
recommended order is mailed within which to file exceptions to the
recommendations with the agency head. Transmittal of a recommended order may
be sent by regular mail to the last known address of the party.
(5)The provisions of this section shall not apply in an administrative hearing where the
hearing officer conducts the hearing in the presence of the agency head who renders
a decision without the recommendation of the hearing officer.
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