___________________ moved that HB 1230 be amended as follows:
" Section 2. That § 46-2A-23 be amended to read as follows:
46-2A-23. Following the issuance of a recommendation to approve an application pursuant to
§ 46-2A-2, the chief engineer may publish, at the expense of the applicant, a notice to determine
whether any person opposes the application or recommendation of the chief engineer. The notice
shall be published as provided for in § 46-2A-4, and the notice shall contain the information
provided for in subdivisions 46-2A-4(1), (2), (3), (5), (6), and (10). The notice is not required to refer
to a board meeting or hearing date. In addition, the notice shall include a statement that if the
applicant intends to contest the recommendation, the applicant shall file a petition with the chief
engineer, and any interested person who intends to oppose or support the application or
recommendation shall file a petition with the chief engineer and the applicant. Any petition shall be
filed within ten days of the second published notice.
a statement that the recommendation of the chief engineer is not final or binding upon the board and
is subject to the decision of the board based on evidence and record of the public hearing. A
statement shall also be included in the notice that the applicant or any interested person who has filed
a petition to oppose or support an application, may file a written notice with the chief engineer
requesting postponement of the original hearing date. The written notice requesting postponement
shall be filed within twenty days of the date of the notice scheduling the board hearing, but not less
than ten days before the date the application is scheduled for hearing. Upon timely receipt of a
written notice, the chief engineer shall cancel the original hearing and reschedule the hearing not less
than twenty days after the original hearing date. Notice of hearing shall be provided by personal
service or by first class mail to the applicant and parties of record. ".