Or. Admin. R. 350-060-0130 - Motions, Generally and Procedural Orders
(1) Any party may submit a motion for action
by the Chair of the Commission. For matters not otherwise specified by this
division, the Chair of the Commission and all parties shall observe the
following procedures for submittal and disposition of motions.
(2) A motion shall be filed at the Commission
office by mail, email, or personal delivery.
(3) All contested motions shall be filed not
less than 21 days prior to the date of the hearing before the Commission,
except for good cause. A party seeking to file a motion less than 21 days prior
to the hearing shall consult with all parties about the motion and present with
the motion, an agreed schedule for responses. The schedule shall leave no less
than 7 days prior to the hearing for the Chair of the Commission to issue an
order, unless the Chair of the Commission consents to a shorter
period.
(4) The movant shall serve
a copy of the motion on all of the parties at the same time that the motion is
filed and in the same manner as the motion was filed.
(5) Unless otherwise ordered by the Chair of
the Commission, any party has 10 days to file a response to a motion, except
that no response shall be filed for uncontested motions. The responding party
shall serve a copy of the response on all of the parties at the same time that
the response is filed and in the same manner that the response was filed. No
party may file a reply to the response(s).
(6) Any motion or response to a motion that
does not conform to this subsection shall be rejected.
(7) The Chair of the Commission may provide
the parties with a copy of an order on a motion by electronic mail to parties
that have not opted out of email service.
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