§ 13952 Proposed Action Hearing Notice

When a department tells someone it wants to take action, the notice must explain what it plans to do, why, and say the person can ask for a hearing, with at least 10 days notice of the hearing date.

Key Takeaways

•Notice must say what action is planned and why.
•Notice must tell the person they have a right to a hearing.
•The department can choose the hearing date, but must give at least 10 days notice.

Example

A city health inspector wants to shut down a restaurant because of health code violations.

The inspector sends a notice that says the restaurant will be closed, lists the violations, and tells the owner they can request a hearing. The city sets a hearing date and gives the owner at least 10 days to prepare.

The notice shall contain a statement setting forth the proposed action and the grounds therefor, and notify the person of his right to a hearing as provided in this chapter, or the department, at the time it gives notice of its intention to act may set the date of hearing, giving 10 days’ notice thereof.

When a department tells someone it wants to take action, the notice must explain what it plans to do, why, and say the person can ask for a hearing, with at least 10 days notice of the hearing date.

Key Takeaways

•Notice must say what action is planned and why.
•Notice must tell the person they have a right to a hearing.
•The department can choose the hearing date, but must give at least 10 days notice.

Example

A city health inspector wants to shut down a restaurant because of health code violations.

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