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RICD Rules
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CO
Date
9/13/2001
Author
Rod Kuharich, Dan McAuliffe, Dan Merriman, Ted Kowalski
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Re: Recreational In-Channel Diversion Rules
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DRAFT <br />re <br />e. <br />f. <br />A <br />h. <br />1. <br />At a pre- hearing conference, the Hearing Coordinator shall set timelines <br />and deadlines for all written submissions. Written submissions shall <br />include, but not be limited to the following: 1) a list of all disputed factual <br />and legal issues; 2) the position of the Party regarding the disputed factual <br />and legal issues; 3) a list identifying all of the witnesses that will testify <br />for the Party, and a summary of the testimony that those witnesses will <br />provide; and 4) copies of all exhibits that the Party will introduce at the <br />hearing(s). <br />Board hearings may be recorded by a reporter or by an electronic <br />recording device. Any Party requesting a transcription of the hearing(s) <br />shall be responsible for the cost of the transcription. <br />The Hearing Coordinator shall determine the order of testimony for the <br />hearing(s), and shall decide other procedural matters related to the <br />hearing(s), including but not limited to the deadlines for written <br />submissions and written testimony. The Hearing Coordinator does not <br />have authority to rule on substantive issues, which authority rests solely <br />with the Board. <br />The Board may take final action at the hearing(s) or at a later date. <br />The Board may permit general comments from any person who is not a <br />Party; however, the Board may limit these public comments to five <br />minutes per person. <br />The Board will not apply the Colorado Rules of Evidence at hearing(s) on <br />RICDs. <br />L r <br />12 <br />
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