A public hearing was conducted for the proposed Glowstone Ridge subdivision, a plan to develop 25 single-family lots on 4.7 acres. During public testimony, neighboring residents raised concerns regarding construction impacts, traffic concurrency, and the need for boundary fencing to prevent subdivision traffic from accessing adjacent private roads. In response, the hearing examiner and the applicant's representative addressed these development concerns, confirming that a six-foot privacy fence would be installed and clarifying the code requirements for the project's road alignments.
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Clark County Land Use Hearings · Jun 25, 2026 · 1:31–6:18 · Watch on CVTV ↗
Keywords: public hearing public comment public testimony
What was said
0:29 I'll start with some brief announcements and a summary of the process that will follow it so everyone understands I can participate in the hearing tonight. I start by saying I am not a county employee. I am licensed as an attorney and trained as a planner. I serve under contract, the board of commissioners. I say that so you know you're getting a somewhat independent review of the application before me tonight. My role as the hearings examiner is to conduct public hearings and make decisions about certain land use matters in Clark County. In making those decisions, I'm required to apply the county's existing laws. I'm not a policy maker. I don't have the authority to vary from or change the law. If you think that the law needs to be changed, you can work with city, excuse me, the board of commissioners and planning commission to do that. But state law requires that this application be judged based on the laws in effect when the application was filed.
1:26 As a hearings examiner, I provide an unbiased decision maker. I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one of those categories.
2:26 Once everyone has had an initial opportunity to testify, I'll give staff and the applicant alone the opportunity to respond to the testimony that was offered. If those responses include any new evidence, I'll give everyone a chance to respond to the new evidence. Otherwise, I'll close the public portion of the hearing without taking further public testimony. Anyone with interest in this application may offer relevant oral or written testimony. Testimony should be relevant to the applicable approval criteria, which are set out in the staff report. It is important that all parties make their best case to me. My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something
3:24 about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information
4:24 couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period. When you testify, please begin by stating your name and your full mailing address. Please spell your last name so I get it right. And if you represent someone else, please say so. Testimony is limited to 20 minutes for the applicant. They can split that between their initial presentation and their response. Everyone else is limited to a maximum of three minutes. Also, please don't repeat testimony offered by yourself or earlier witnesses. Repeating your testimony doesn't make your case any stronger. This is not a popularity contest, so whether everybody loves it or everybody hates it is not an issue I get to consider. The only issue before me is whether the application does or does not comply with the applicable approval criteria. If prior witnesses have already addressed the issues that you wanted to address, but
5:23 you want to preserve your right to appeal by testifying, you can just indicate that you want to testify, give us your name and mailing address. Say I agree with the prior testimony and that's sufficient to preserve your right to appeal. That concludes my introduction. Staff will give us an overview on the online, how you can indicate that you want to testify, etc. Ms. Curtis. Thank you, Mr. Examiner. First, I'd like to present, oops, sorry here. First, I'd like to present a brief WebEx overview for those attending the public hearing this evening. For everyone participating in tonight's hearing, if you wish to testify about a specific agenda item, staff will ask that you raise your hand so that we can gauge who wishes to testify. If you're a call-in user, you can dial *3.
6:21 If you're a web participant, you need to click the hand icon located at the lower hand corner of your screen and next to your name of participants. Here's a graphic showing where you may find a hand icon shown by the red arrows. You may first need to turn on the list of participants. You can do this by clicking the participant button shown by the purple arrow. The hand icon locations are indicated by the red arrows. Once you have given your testimony, we ask that you put your hand down. You can accomplish this action by either clicking the hand icon again or dialing *3 again. We will ask everyone to keep their microphones on mute at any time they are not speaking. I will show you how to do that in the next slide. Please note that this is your opportunity to testify in person.
7:17 If you miss your opportunity to testify for some reason, the record on each case will
Evidence (52 matches)
cross_cutting keyword 2:41–3:01 public hearing, public comment, public testimony
one the opportunity to respond to the testimony that was offered. If those responses include any new evidence, I'll give everyone a chance to respond to the new evidence. Otherwise, I'll close the public portion of the hearing without taking further public testimony. Anyone with interest in this application may offer relevant oral or written testimony. Testimony should be relevant to the applicable approval criteria, which are set out in the staff report. It is important that all parties make th
cross_cutting keyword 6:00–6:18 public hearing, public comment, public testimony
will give us an overview on the online, how you can indicate that you want to testify, etc. Ms. Curtis. Thank you, Mr. Examiner. First, I'd like to present, oops, sorry here. First, I'd like to present a brief WebEx overview for those attending the public hearing this evening. For everyone participating in tonight's hearing, if you wish to testify about a specific agenda item, staff will ask that you raise your hand so that we can gauge who wishes to testify. If you're a call-in user, you can d
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.
semantic semantic 1:31–2:02
I believe I am unbiased with regard to the application before me tonight. I have not had any pre-hearing contact with any of the parties regarding the substance of the application and I don't have any interest in the subject property or any of the surrounding properties. But if anyone has the right to challenge my impartiality, you can do that one as your opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website.
semantic semantic 1:51–2:24
opportunity to testify. A procedure we'll follow, I'll start by asking staff to summarize their staff report, copies of which are available on the county's website. Then the applicant will have the opportunity to present their proposal and respond to the staff report. Then if anybody else wants to testify in support of the application, they may do so. And then anyone who wants to testify in opposition or with questions or concerns, that should cover everybody who wants to say anything about this application, you'll fall into one
semantic semantic 3:06–3:40
My decisions are final for purposes of the county, but may be appealed to superior court. But the court generally will not allow new testimony and evidence on appeal. I'll decide any appeal based on the record before me. So if you feel it's important that myself or any future decision maker knows something about this application, you need to make sure it gets into the record before me. In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record.
semantic semantic 3:30–4:08
In order to preserve your right to appeal, you or someone expressly representing you must testify orally or in writing before the close of the record. And in order to raise an issue on appeal, someone must raise that issue before me with enough specificity that people can understand what it is. If you feel you need more time to prepare, I will hold the record open for one week after the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional
semantic semantic 3:54–4:30
the close of the hearing to accept additional written testimony and evidence. Because I'm holding the record open, that gives anyone the opportunity to submit additional written testimony and evidence. If anybody wants me to hold the record open for a longer period or continue the hearing, make that request before the close of the hearing and provide some support for why whatever you want to submit during the longer open record or the continuance, why that information couldn't be submitted at the hearing tonight or during the one week open record period.