1. (a) At or before a scheduled prehearing conference, either party may file a proposed prehearing order.

2. (b) If a proposed order is filed, it shall address the following matters:

   1. (1) Scope of the hearing;
   2. (2) Outstanding discovery issues;
   3. (3) Stipulations or admissions as to issues of fact or proof;
   4. (4) Offers of settlement;
   5. (5) Number of witnesses expected to testify in a hearing on the merits;
   6. (6) Special scheduling;
   7. (7) Amount of time required to hear the case;
   8. (8) Pending motions, whether dispositive or non-dispositive; and
   9. (9) Such additional matters, if any, identified by the board in a scheduling notice.

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Per-A 200) #7378, eff 10-23-00; ss by #9205, eff 10-23-08