ORDERS:
ORDER OF REMAND AND DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE
This matter was presented for hearing on January 7, 2003. However, at the outset of the hearing, DOR and
the Respondent agreed that additional material was still required by DOR before DOR could properly
review the application. Further, the Respondent agreed to supply the additional information to DOR in a
timely manner. Thus, this matter is not currently ready for a hearing.
Accordingly, a remand to DOR and a dismissal without prejudice are ordered. DOR shall inform the
Respondent of the information required, and the Respondent shall promptly provide the information
requested. Upon receipt of the required information, DOR shall make a determination of whether the
application should be granted or denied, and DOR's decision shall be provided not only to Respondent but
also to all protestants of record. If Respondent is aggrieved or if any protestant wishes to challenge
DOR's determination, a new request for a contested case hearing shall be made as required by applicable
law.
AND IT IS SO ORDERED
RAY N. STEVENS
Administrative Law Judge
Dated: January 9, 2003
Columbia, South Carolina |
