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5. Property values; quality of life: (This is the responsibility of the Routt County Planning Department) (Bradley, 9/22/98), (12), (13) & (14) V. WITNESSES AND EXHIBITS The parties to the Hearing must mail (post marked by December 7, 1998), to all parties and the Mined Land Reclamation Board (in care of the Division of Minerals and Geology), a list of witnesses and copies of exhibits which shall be introduced at the hearing, except that exhibits too large to mail shall be listed separately and adequately described. Said Exhibits shall include signed and notarized proxy designations {originals to the Mined Land Reclamation Hoard, in care of the Division of Minerals and Geology, with copies to all other parties). The entities who did not attend the Pre-hearing Conference will not be allowed to present exhibits or introduce witnesses at the Hoard hearing unless approved by the Board. Said entities will not be given an opportunity to conduct cross-examination of any witnesses that testified during the presentation unless approved by the Board. Members of the public wishing to testify at the Formal Public Hearing may submit written and/or oral testimony to the Board during the designated time period for public comment at the hearing. Although only one copy of written testimony is required for non-party witnesses, it is recommended that 12 copies be provided to allow for full Consideration by the Board and staff. A11 documents, exhibits and photographs gresented as evidence at the Formal Publie Hearing sill become part of the administrative record. Upon request, a party may recover any evidence introduced by that party, if no action for judicial review is commenced within thirty (30) days of the date agency action in this matter becomes effective. VI. PROCEDURE The Division, parties and members of the public shall make presentations in the following order. The time limits set out below are maximum limits and shall be strictly enforced. The Hoard, in it6 discretion, may allow additional time when warranted. The Board has the right to limit any redundant or irrelevant testimony. At the conclusion of each presentation, and within time limits set by the Hoard, there will be an opportunity to conduct cross-examination of any witnesses that testified during the presentation.