R655-14-27. Amending Administrative Orders

(1) On the motion of any party or of the Presiding Officer, the Presiding Officer may amend an IO or Final Judgment and Order for reasonable cause shown, including but not limited to the following:

(a) A clerical mistake made in the preparation of the order; or

(b) The time periods and alleged violation(s) covered in the order overlap the time periods and alleged violation(s) in another order for the same respondents.

(2) A motion by any party to amend an order shall be made in a reasonable time and, if to amend a Final Judgment and Order, not more than three (3) months after the Final Judgment and Order was issued.

(3) The Presiding Officer shall notify the parties of the receipt and consideration of a motion to amend an order by issuing a notice. The notice shall include a copy of the motion.

(4) Any party opposing a motion to amend an order may submit information within the time period to be established by the Presiding Officer's notice of the motion.

(5) After considering a motion to amend an order and any relevant information received from the parties, the Presiding Officer shall advise the parties of his determination. If the Presiding Officer determines that the order shall be amended, the Presiding Officer shall issue the amended order to all parties.