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4 <br /> 1 ready and some recommendations to make. And I tr:ied every way <br />• <br /> 2 I can. <br /> 3 CHAIRMAN BROWN: Let's at least make that <br /> ~ decision before we go on any further. Chips? <br /> 5 MR. BARRY: Mark, do you know whether Doughty <br />I <br /> 6 has been given written -- he has read the written notice that <br /> 7 there is a hearing today at this time? <br /> $ MR. LOYE: No, I don't. I know that it's been <br /> q sent Certified mail as per the law, but I cannot tell you that <br /> 10 he has read it. In fact, quite frankly, what he':. probably <br /> 11 done is seen the envelope from us and, therefore, because he <br /> 12 knows who it is from, not read it. That would be my logical <br /> 13 deduction. <br /> 14 MF.. WUODS: I would -- referring to the statute, <br /> 15 a person such as tf~. Uoughty is not enabled to defeat the <br /> 16 enforcement by simply not answering his mail. The statute ~ <br /> 1~ only requires that the notice be mailed by first class mail I! <br /> 1$ to his address. <br /> 19 Now, certified mail has been the custom because <br /> 20 you helve proof of dalivery, but here where we know we have the <br /> 21 right address and it ras been mailed, I would believe the Board <br /> 22 has jurisdiction ~c proceed if it should wish to do so. ~, <br /> 23 N,R. EAP.RY: In other words, Lew, as far as <br /> <br />• / <br />2'+ <br />you're concerned ;-he,re is no due process -- <br /> ~_'S MI'. rJUUUS; No. <br /> rutty( iHrt~llka nor ,r /iu~ n. <br /> (.~rnOrJ 1h„rrlwn,l h'„•~~r o-r. <br /> 15!10 (lnvn ull~ h'~•e.l <br />l rn lrrvn. l ~~l~n mho Wl.l <br />1 I1 1 Iql 'r.! a h r <br />