What is required of the Building Code Commission after a dispute application is filed?

After a dispute application is filed, the Building Code Commission is required to hold a hearing and notify the parties involved. This procedural step ensures that all relevant stakeholders have an opportunity to present their viewpoints and evidence regarding the dispute. The hearing acts as a formal platform for discussing the issues at hand, allowing for a thorough and fair examination of the case. This process is vital in maintaining transparency and facilitating a just resolution in accordance with the principles of administrative law and the specific provisions outlined in the building code regulations.

The decision to require a hearing reflects the importance of due process, ensuring that all parties are heard and can engage directly with the commission regarding the dispute.