R325-1-4. Adjudication of Objections

(1) A person wishing to petition, object to, or complain about a decision by fair judge(s), the decision of a Fair administrator regarding the enforcement of contest or exhibitor rules, the exhibition of displays, damage to an exhibit, or any other disagreement with fair personnel, shall submit a petition in writing to the fair coordinator or executive director, stating the exact reason for the complaint.

(2) The written complaint shall contain the following information:

(a) the petitioner's name, mailing address, daytime telephone number;

(b) a statement of the exact reason for the complaint and a description of any relief sought.

(3) The petitioner may also include a short statement of facts, reasons, and any appropriate legal authority in support of the written objection/complaint.

(4) The fair coordinator or executive director shall consider the objection/complaint and, if necessary, act within a period of 30 days of its receipt.

(5) Any person aggrieved by a decision made by the director or a Fairpark administrator, may appeal that determination within 30 days, to the Fair Board of Directors by filing a notice of appeal, which shall include the information listed above, plus an explanation of, or reasons for making an appeal.

(6) Actions taken by the board of directors to adjudicate appeals shall be informal-proceedings, and shall be conducted in accordance with Section 63G-4-203, Utah Code, of the Administrative Procedures Act.