Minn. R. 4659.0210 - TERMINATION APPEALS; PROCEDURES AND TIMELINES FOR APPEALS
Subpart 1.
Resident appeal notice of
termination. Upon receipt of the facility's written notice of an
assisted living contract termination, a resident has:
A. 30 calendar days to appeal a termination
under Minnesota Statutes, section
144G.52,
subdivision 7, paragraph (b), based on nonpayment of rent or services, or
violating the assisted living contract; and
B. 15 calendar days to appeal an expedited
termination of housing or services under Minnesota Statutes, section
144G.52,
subdivision 7, paragraph (c).
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2.
Contact commissioner to start appeal. Within the
timelines stated in subpart 1, the resident or a representative acting on the
residents behalf shall contact the department in writing to request an appeal
of the termination. The request shall be made in writing and submitted by mail
to the department. The failure of a resident to request a hearing within the
provided timelines constitutes a waiver of the right to a hearing.
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Hearing process.
A. Hearings under Minnesota Statutes, section
144G.54,
shall be held according to the Minnesota Revenue Recapture Act, parts 1400.8505
to 1400.8612, unless the chief administrative law judge determines, under
Minnesota Statutes, section
144G.54,
subdivision. 3, paragraph (c), that the hearing should be a formal contested
case proceeding.
B. Formal
contested case proceedings shall be held according to parts 1400, 5010 to 1400,
8400, and Minnesota Statutes, sections
14.57
to
14.62.
C. If the resident is unable to provide
self-representation at the hearing or wishes to have a representative present
on the residents behalf, a representative of the resident may present the
residents appeal to the administrative law judge on the residents
behalf.
D. In cases involving
unrepresented residents, the administrative law judge shall take appropriate
steps to identify and develop in the hearing relevant facts necessary for
making an informed and fair decision. An unrepresented resident shall be
provided an adequate opportunity to respond to testimony or other evidence
presented at the hearing. The administrative law judge shall ensure that an
unrepresented resident has a full and reasonable opportunity at the hearing to
establish a record for appeal.
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4.
Order of commissioner. If a hearing has been held,
the commissioner may issue a final order within 14 calendar days after receipt
of the recommendation of the administrative law judge. The parties may, within
those 14 calendar days, submit additional written argument to the commissioner
on the recommendation and the commissioner will consider the written arguments.
If the commissioner does not issue a final order within 14 calendar days after
receipt of the recommendation, the recommendation of the administrative law
judge constitutes the final order. Final orders may be appealed in the manner
provided in Minnesota Statutes, sections
14.63 to
14.69.
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