(A) Any reply by the school district to any response
to the request shall be filed with the commissioner within 25 calendar
days of the filing of the request for an extension of time to begin
the operation of a video camera.
(B) A preliminary judgment shall be made by the commissioner
within 35 calendar days of the filing of the request for an extension
of time to begin the operation of a video camera.
(C) Any interested party or the school district may
file objections to the preliminary judgment within 40 calendar days
of the filing of the request for an extension of time to begin the
operation of a video camera.
(D) Any reply to an objection to a preliminary judgment
must be filed within 45 calendar days of the filing of a request for
an extension of time to begin the operation of a video camera.
(E) The commissioner shall issue a final decision within
55 calendar days of the filing of the request for an extension of
time to begin the operation of a video camera, unless the commissioner
determines that an evidentiary hearing would be helpful in deciding
the issues raised. If the commissioner decides to hold an evidentiary
hearing, the commissioner shall establish the timelines and procedures
to be used. Whether to conduct the hearing by telephone or other electronic
methods will be considered.
(11) In making either a preliminary judgment or a final
judgment under this subsection, the commissioner will consider whether
granting the requested extension is reasonable considering all factors,
including contracting statutes, architectural and structural issues,
and the difference in costs to the district if a moderate extension
of time is granted.
(12) A commissioner's final decision under this subsection
is not subject to appeal.
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