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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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S.B. 463
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or any service rendered by the transit facilities owned or controlled by the
Administration:
(i) Any person served by or using the transit facilities;
(ii) The People's Counsel to the Public Service Commission, as a
representative of the general public; and
(iii) Any private carrier operating in the District.
(2) The request for a hearing shall:
(i) Be in writing;
(ii) State the matter sought to be heard; and
(iii) Set forth clearly the grounds for the request.
(3) As soon as possible after the Administration receives a request for
a hearing, a designated employee of the Administration shall confer on the matter
with the person requesting the hearing. After the conference, if the Administration
considers the matter meritorious and of general significance, it may call a hearing.
(c) (D)(1) The Administration shall give at least [30 days] A 30-DAY notice
before a hearing.
(2) The notice shall be:
(i) Published once a week for 2 successive weeks in two or more
newspapers of daily circulation throughout the District; and
(ii) Posted in all of the Administration's offices, stations, and
terminals and all of its THE vehicles and rolling stock USED in revenue service BY
THE MODE OF TRANSPORTATION THAT WILL BE AFFECTED BY THE PROPOSED
ACTION DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS SECTION.
(3) The 30-day period begins when the notice first appears in the
newspaper.
(d) (E) Before calling a hearing under this section, the Administration
shall file at its main office and make available for public inspection:
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(1) Its report on the subject matter of the hearing;
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