Section He-Hea 208.05 - Docketing, Service of Notice, Public Notice(a) The board shall assign a docket number to each adjudicative proceeding and to each matter on the consent agenda, if one has not been assigned pursuant to He-Hea 206.02.(b) The hearing notice shall be served upon all parties to the proceeding at least 10 days prior to the first date of oral hearing or the first date action is required in response to the order. The hearing notice shall be served upon the parties, if any, by means of certified mail.(c) Public notice of a hearing on an application shall be served upon affected persons and the public pursuant to RSA 151-C:8, VI, at least 10 days prior to the hearing.(d) The notice shall include:(1) The date of intention to hold a hearing including the time and place;(2) The applicant's or petitioner's name and address;(3) An identification of the type of project;(4) The total capital cost of the project, if applicable;(5) The legal authority under which the hearing shall be held;(6) The address and telephone number of the office of health services planning and review to answer questions regarding the proposed hearing;(7) The due date for the submission of written materials to the board; and(8) The manner in which the general public may participate in the proceedings.(e) Service of all subsequent orders, decisions and notices issued by the board, including any amendments to the hearing notice, shall be served upon the parties, including any intervenors, by regular mail.(f) Orders, notices and decisions of the board, pleadings, motions, memoranda, exhibits and other documents and data submitted to the board related to the proceeding shall be kept in a docket file and made available for public inspection in the office of health services planning and review, department of health and human services, except to the extent that confidentiality has been otherwise provided for by law.N.H. Admin. Code § He-Hea 208.05
#7139, eff 11-23-99, EXPIRED: 11-23-07
New. #9075-A, eff 1-24-08