(a) Notice. Any person who is the subject of a summary order shall promptly be given notice of that order and of the reasons therefor. Notice shall be given by means reasonably calculated to give actual notice of issuance of the order, including service of the order pursuant to Rule 210. Such notice shall include notification that the subject of the order may request a hearing and that if such a request is made in writing the hearing shall be scheduled within 15 days from the date the written request is received.

(b) Request for hearing. Any person who is the subject of a summary order may request a hearing before an administrative hearing officer on an application to set aside, limit or suspend the summary order. The request for hearing is to be filed within 25 days of service of the administrative complaint. If a hearing is requested, that hearing shall be scheduled within 15 days from the date the written request is received.

(c) Procedure at hearing. The procedure at a hearing on a summary order shall be determined by the hearing officer, with the understanding that each party shall be entitled to be heard in person or through counsel. The hearing officer shall rule on the admissibility of evidence and other matters, including, but not limited to whether oral testimony will be heard; the time allowed each party for the submission of evidence or argument; and whether post-hearing submission of briefs and/or proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law will be permitted and if so, the procedures for submissions.

(d) Decision of Hearing Officer. After hearing evidence pursuant to subsection (c) of this Rule, the hearing officer shall, within 30 days of the hearing, issue a decision on respondent’s application to set aside, limit or suspend the order, and may grant or deny that application; modify or vacate the order; or extend it until final determination. If no hearing has been requested and none has been ordered by the hearing officer, the summary order shall remain in effect until it is modified or vacated by the hearing officer.

(e) Duration. Unless set aside, limited or suspended, either by the hearing officer or a court of competent jurisdiction, a summary order shall remain in effect until the completion of the proceedings on whether a permanent order shall be entered or, if no such proceedings occur, until otherwise modified or vacated by the hearing officer.