OAH 16-2000-21893-2
STATE OF
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
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In the Matter of the
Appeal of the Trespass Civil Citation Issued to Terry LeRoy Pickar |
NOTICE OF
HEARING |
PLEASE BE ADVISED that a hearing, conducted by
telephone, will be held on Tuesday, April
5, 2011, beginning at 10:00 a.m. and continuing as long as necessary.
Participating in the hearing
conference telephone call will be the undersigned Administrative Law Judge, Manuel
J. Cervantes, whose office is located at 600 North Robert Street, PO Box 64620,
St. Paul, Minnesota 55164-0620, and whose telephone number is 651-361-7900; Conservation
Officer Al Peterson, who issued the citation, and any witness(es) that he may
call who have direct information about this matter. Also participating will be the appellant
herein, Terry LeRoy Pickar, whose telephone number is (218) [Number Redacted], and
any witness(es) that he may call who have direct information about this matter.
The Administrative Law Judge will initiate
the call, using these telephone numbers. If yours is not a good telephone number to use
at that time or if it is necessary to change the date or time, please contact
the Judge immediately at the telephone number above. Please advise the Administrative Law Judge promptly
of any scheduling issue(s).
The Administrative Law Judge and the Commissioner
can base their decision only on factual information or evidence that is part of
the hearing record. Persons
participating in the hearing should have available all documents, records,
witnesses, and any other evidence they need to present their position. Subpoenas may be available to compel the
attendance of witnesses or other production of documents. See Minn.
R. 1400.8601 for the procedures regarding subpoenas or consult the website of
the Office of Administrative Hearings at http://www.oah.state.mn.us/forms/forms.html.
Once the hearing is completed the
Administrative Law Judge will issue a recommended decision. A copy will be sent to each party and to the
Commissioner. After allowing at least
five days to pass, the Commissioner will issue a final order. During the five-day period, the parties may
file comments with the Commissioner regarding the recommended decision.
Failure to be available for the hearing
will result in the citation being upheld and the fine will have to be paid
within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the Commissioner’s final decision,
with no further opportunities for administrative appeal.
Questions concerning settlement of
this matter may be directed to the Administrative Law Judge at 651-361-7900 or
Pat Watts, Policy/Legal Analyst, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources,
Dated: March 16, 2011
s/Manuel J. Cervantes
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MANUEL
J. CERVANTES Administrative
Law Judge |