§ 1042 Hearing Notice Requirements

This rule says that any hearing must give people a notice first, unless the law that created the hearing says you don’t have to give notice.

Key Takeaways

•Hearings normally require a notice to the people involved.
•If the specific law that creates the hearing says notice isn’t needed, you can skip it.
•The rule applies to any hearing that falls under this code.

Example

A town council wants to hold a hearing about a new trash collection rule and must mail a notice to all residents, unless the trash law specifically says the hearing can happen without sending a notice.

Because the hearing is under the town's code, they have to tell people about it first. If the trash law says no notice is needed, they can skip the mailing.

This rule says that any hearing must give people a notice first, unless the law that created the hearing says you don’t have to give notice.

Key Takeaways

•Hearings normally require a notice to the people involved.
•If the specific law that creates the hearing says notice isn’t needed, you can skip it.
•The rule applies to any hearing that falls under this code.

Example

Because the hearing is under the town's code, they have to tell people about it first. If the trash law says no notice is needed, they can skip the mailing.

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