South Dakota § 51A-3-10 - Hearing on application.
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§ 51A-3-10. Hearing on application.
Within ninety days following an applicant's request for hearing or the commission's order granting a motion to intervene and request for hearing filed in accordance with § 51A-2-16, the commission shall conduct a hearing on the application. The commission shall consider the evidence presented at the hearing and the director's findings and other pertinent information submitted by the director in accordance with § 51A-3-9. The commission shall, within forty-five days from the date of the hearing, prepare and file in appropriate written form, findings of fact and conclusions of law which shall become a permanent part of the record relating to the pending application.
Source: SDCL § 51-17-15 as added by SL 1972, ch 253; SL 1988, ch 377, § 66; SDCL § 51-17-15.1; SL 2008, ch 252, § 13.
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