Ohio § 3304.32 Administrative hearings

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§ 3304.32 — Administrative hearings

Ohio § 3304.32

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 3304.32 (2026).

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If a dispute concerning the establishment of a suitable vending facility arises or if the bureau of services for the visually impaired determines that a department, agency, or governmental unit in control of governmental property has not complied with sections3304.29to3304.34of the Revised Code, an administrative hearing shall be held. The hearing shall be conducted by a board, which shall consist of one person designated by the director of the bureau who shall serve as  chairman, one person designated by the head of the agency, department, or unit adversely affected, and a third person selected by mutual agreement of the two parties. If a third person cannot be mutually agreed on by the two parties, such person shall be designated by the governor. The board's adjudication of the dispute s

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If a dispute concerning the establishment of a suitable vending facility arises or if the bureau of services for the visually impaired determines that a department, agency, or governmental unit in control of governmental property has not complied with sections3304.29to3304.34of the Revised Code, an administrative hearing shall be held. The hearing shall be conducted by a board, which shall consist of one person designated by the director of the bureau who shall serve as chairman, one person designated by the head of the agency, department, or unit adversely affected, and a third person selected by mutual agreement of the two parties. If a third person cannot be mutually agreed on by the two parties, such person shall be designated by the governor. The board's adjudication of the dispute shall be conducted in accordance with Chapter 119. of the Revised Code, and any order issued by the Board shall be binding on both parties. An order issued by a board constituted under this section may be appealed in accordance with the procedure specified in section119.12of the Revised Code.