Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
Title 371. Environmental and Land Use Hearings Office (Pollution Control Hearings Board) |
Chapter 371-08. Practice and procedure. |
Section 371-08-415. Stays.
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- (1) A person appealing an order not stayed by the issuing agency may obtain a stay of the effectiveness of that order only as set forth in this section.(2) An appealing party may request a stay by including such a request in the notice of appeal or in a subsequent motion. The request must be accompanied by a statement of grounds for the stay and evidence setting forth the factual basis upon which the request is based.(3) Upon receipt of a request for a stay, the board will confer with the parties regarding its disposition. If necessary, a hearing on the motion will be held. If it appears that a hearing on the merits and issues of the case should be consolidated with the request for a stay, the board will advance the hearing date on its own initiative or by request of the parties.(4) The requester makes a prima facie case for a stay if the requester demonstrates either a likelihood of success on the merits of the appeal or irreparable harm. Upon such a showing, the board shall grant the stay unless the agency demonstrates either:(a) A substantial probability of success on the merits; or(b) Likelihood of success and an overriding public interest which justifies denial of the stay.(5) Unless otherwise stipulated by the parties, the board, after granting or denying a request for a stay, shall expedite the hearing and decision on the merits.(6) Any party aggrieved by the grant or denial of a stay by the board may petition the superior court of Thurston County for review of that decision pending the hearing on the merits before the board.[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.21B.170. WSR 96-15-003, § 371-08-415, filed 7/3/96, effective 8/3/96.]
RCW 43.21B.170. WSR 96-15-003, § 371-08-415, filed 7/3/96, effective 8/3/96.