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• • <br /> Regulation 2 C.C.R. 407-1 Rule 2 . 22 . No such notice <br /> was effected on Plaintiff . <br /> 3 . At the Board meeting Plaintiff requested a deferral 0,00,, <br /> of final consideration on the Application and alternatively a <br /> postponement of the effective date of the approval in question. ��{� � • <br /> Neither request was granted. i✓�"i <br /> 4 . The Board made a finding that "actual notice" of the , .�,: ( <br /> application was effected on Plaintiff and approved Defendant p--&µ t�, <br /> Nottingham' s application. 6' <br /> 5 . Plaintiff did not receive the Notice of Defendant Ae"n <br /> Nottingham' s application and subsequent board consideration that <br /> he is entitled to by Article Two, Section 25 of the Constitution <br /> of the State of Colorado. <br /> 6 . Plaintiff did not receive the Notice of Defendant <br /> Nottingham' s application and subsequent board consideration that -pUrP , <br /> he is entitled to by the due process clause of the Fourteenth <br /> Amendment of the United States Constitution. <br /> 7 . Plaintiff did not receive the Notice of Defendant ��' <br /> Nottingham' s application and subsequent board consideration that he <br /> is entitled to by the Statutes of the State of Colorado, including <br /> C.R.S . 934-32-112 (10) c and C.R.S . §24-4-105 . /v <br /> 8 . Plaintiff did not receive the Notice of Defendant <br /> Nottingham' s application and subsequent board consideration that <br /> he is entitled to by Colorado State Regulation, including 2 C.C.R. <br /> 407-1 Rule 2 .2 , and 2 . 3, and Rules 2 . 36 and/or 2 . 37 . <br /> 9 . The Board action in the aforementioned matter was <br /> arbitrary or capricious , a denial of statutory right, contrary to <br /> constitutional right, power , privilege , or immunity, in excess of <br /> statutory jurisdiction, authority, purposes , or limitations , not <br /> in accord with the procedures or procedural limitation of the State <br /> Administrative Procedure Act, and as otherwise required by law, an <br /> abuse or clearly unwarranted exercise of discretion, based upon <br /> -2- <br />