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OAH 2-1800-19000-2 |
STATE
OF
OFFICE
OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
FOR
THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
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In the Matter of the
Revocation of the License of Lori Schiller to Provide Day Care |
THIRD
PREHEARING ORDER |
A Prehearing Conference was held in this
matter on December 27, 2007, by telephone.
LaMar Piper, Watonwan County Attorney 710 Second Avenue S.,
Despite several attempts to negotiate a
settlement in this matter, no settlement agreement was able to be reached. Therefore,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED:
1.
A
hearing is scheduled for February 20,
2008 at 9:30 a.m., at the Watonwan County Human Services Offices,
2.
The
parties shall exchange witness lists and copies of proposed exhibits by January
14, 2008. A copy of the witness lists and proposed exhibits shall be provided
to the ALJ at the same time. To the
extent possible, the parties shall enter into prehearing stipulations regarding
the facts involved in the hearing and foundation for anticipated exhibits. Any party objecting to foundation for any
written exhibit must notify the offering party and judge in writing at least
two working days prior to the hearing or the foundation objection is waived.
3.
In the
event that either side requests a court reporter, notice shall be given to the
Office of Administrative Hearings no later than February 14, 2008.
4.
Requests
for subpoenas for the attendance of witnesses or the production of documents
shall be made in writing to the administrative law judge pursuant to Minn.
R. 1400.7000. A copy of the subpoena
request shall be served on the other parties.
A subpoena request form is available at www.oah.state.mn.us.
5.
The
parties have not requested accommodation for a disability or appointment of an
interpreter. The Office of
Administrative Hearings shall be notified promptly if either an accommodation
or interpreter is needed.
6.
This
case may be appropriate for mediation.
The parties are encouraged to promptly consider requesting the Chief
Administrative Law Judge to assign a mediator so that mediation can be
scheduled promptly.
7.
Failure to appear at the hearing will result
in the allegations of the Notice of and Order for Hearing, including the order
incorporated therewith, being taken as true. This means that the action being appealed will
be upheld.
Dated: December 27, 2007
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s/Raymond R. Krause |
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RAYMOND R. KRAUSE |
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Chief Administrative Law Judge |
cc: Docket Coordinator
Laura Plummer-Zrust