Florida Dept. of Transp. v. JWC Co., Inc.

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• evidence required to meet competent substantial evidence test may differ in form and substantiality from one proceeding to another, depending on issues that are uncontroverted, as opposed to those that are contested
• the applicant for a permit carries the “ ‘ultimate burden of persuasion’ of entitlement through all proceedings, of whatever nature, until such time as final action has been taken by the agency.”
• application to acquire air pollution permit from the Department of Environmental Regulation
• Department of Environmental Regulation did not abuse its discretion in refusing to grant Department of Transportation's request to remand the case to a hearing officer for consideration of a new hearing following the conducting of a Section 120.57(1

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