§ 25233 Order Notice And Hearing Rights
This law says the commissioner must tell a person why they want to make an order and give that person a chance to ask for a hearing, with strict time limits.
A contractor applies for a building permit certificate. The commissioner thinks the contractor doesn’t meet the rules and wants to deny the permit.
The commissioner must send the contractor a notice explaining the intended denial and why. If the contractor asks for a hearing within 30 days, a hearing must be set up within 15 business days (or later if the contractor agrees). If the contractor never asks for a hearing, the commissioner can issue the denial without a hearing, and it stays in effect until changed.
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§ 25233 Order Notice And Hearing Rights
Last verified: January 10, 2026