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Page 21 <br />Construction Materials Rule 1 <br />(4) The decision rendered by the Board shall be considered final <br />agency action for the purposes of the judicial review provisions of <br />Section 24-0-106, C.R.S. <br />1.4.10 RESERVED <br />1.4.11 Administrative Appeal of an Office Decision <br />(1) Any person who can demonstrate that he/shelt is directly and <br />adversely affected or aggrieved by an action of the Office, including <br />a decision to grant or deny a permit application, other than an <br />application considered under the provisions of Par~reph 1.4.9, and <br />whose interests are entitled to legal protection under the Act may <br />petition for a hearing before the Board on such action within: <br />za-a-toata) (a) sixty (60) days of the date of the Office decision if the <br />Office decisicn was a denial, without a hearing, of an <br />application for a permit or a Notice of Intent; or <br />(b) thirty(30) day for an appeal of any other Office decision. <br />(c) Such hearings before the Board shall comply with this Rule <br />and Section 24-4-105, C.R.S. <br />(d) Such petitions for a hearing shall state how the petitioner <br />is directly and adversely affected or aggrieved by the <br />Office's decision, and how the petitioners interests are <br />entitled to protection under the Act. The petitioners shall <br />list and explain any issue the pettioner believes should be <br />considered by the Board at the hearing on the matter. The <br />petition for a hearing shall specif)r the application or file <br />number assigned by the Office. <br />(2) If no petition decision is made by the Board within sixty (60) days of <br />the date the petition is submitted, the petition will be deemed <br />denied. Such denial shall be considered final agency action forthe <br />purposes of the judicial review provisions of Section 24-4-106, <br />C.R.S. <br />