| (a) The Office of the Chief Clerk (chief clerk) shall
mail notice of a contested case hearing to the applicant, executive
director, and public interest counsel. The chief clerk shall also
mail notice to persons who filed public comment, or requests for reconsideration
or contested case hearing. The notice shall be mailed to the parties
no less than 13 days before the hearing. The chief clerk may combine
the mailed notice required by this section with other mailed notice
of hearing required by this chapter. If the commission refers an application
to the State Office of Administrative Hearings on the sole question
of whether the requestor is an affected person, the notice in this
subsection shall be the only notice required. The requirements of §39.426
of this title (relating to Alternative Language Requirements) shall
be met, as applicable.
(b) For specific types of applications, additional
requirements for notice of hearing are in Subchapters H - M of this
chapter (relating to Applicability and General Provisions, Public
Notice of Solid Waste Applications, Public Notice of Water Quality
Applications and Water Quality Management Plans, Public Notice of
Air Quality Applications, Public Notice of Injection Well and Other
Specific Applications, and Public Notice for Radioactive Material
Licenses).
(c) After an initial preliminary hearing, the judge
shall give reasonable notice of subsequent prehearing conferences
or the evidentiary hearing by making a statement on the record in
a prehearing conference or by written notice to the parties.
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