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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 216B — Licensure and regulation of health facilities and services

216B.115 Appeal to Franklin Circuit Court.

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(1)An appeal to the Franklin Circuit Court may be taken from any final decision of the
cabinet with respect to a certificate-of-need application, a certificate of need, or a
license, by any party to the proceedings.
(2)An appeal may be taken by filing a petition for review in the Franklin Circuit Court
within thirty
(30)days after notice of the final decision unless a request for
reconsideration has been filed, in which case the petition shall be filed within fifteen
(15)days of the cabinet's decision not to reconsider or notice of its decision on
reconsideration. The petition shall state completely the grounds upon which the
review is sought and shall assign all errors relied upon. The petitioner shall serve a
copy of the petition to each person who was a party to the proceedings. Summons
shall be issued upon the petition directing the adverse party or parties to file an
answer within twenty
(20)days after service of summons. The cabinet shall, upon
being served with the summons and within thirty
(30)days thereafter, file a copy of
the record, duly certified by the secretary, the cost of the record to be taxed as costs
upon appeal. In lieu of filing of the record, an abstract thereof may be filed if all
parties to the appeal agree.
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