A party seeking review must file a written complaint with the Court of Chancery within 60 days of entry of the hearing officer’s order. The complaint shall be forthwith served on the hearing officer and the other parties to the administrative proceeding. The party seeking review must pay the costs of transcribing the record. Upon completion of the record transcription, the hearing officer shall certify and file with the Court of Chancery a copy of the record transcription; all evidence upon which the order was entered; and any documents or other proffered evidence retained pursuant to Rule 249(b) relevant to the complaint (together, the "Administrative Record"). If the Administrative Record is not filed with the Chancery Court within 20 days of the filing of the complaint, the hearing officer shall notify the Court and receive additional time in which to file and certify the record. A continued failure by the party seeking review to pay the costs of transcription shall result in dismissal of the complaint without any need for the administrative hearing officer to file the record in Court.