(A) The Human Rights Board shall give notice of its proposed public hearings under § 11-3-6 30 days in advance of said hearings and shall within 30 days after the hearings issue the findings of the Human Rights Board as a result of the hearings and they shall make such recommendations to the City Council as the Human Rights Board deems appropriate.
(B) Upon notification by the City Council to the Human Rights Board that a public hearing under the provisions of § 11-3-5 is desired, a public hearing shall be heard thereon within three weeks of the request. The Human Rights Board shall give seven days written notice by certified mail, or two days written notice by personal service, to any prospective witnesses it wishes to testify at said public hearing. The Human Rights Board shall within 30 days after the public hearing under § 11-3-5, issue its findings and make such recommendations to the City Council as it deems appropriate.
(D) Testimony given at the public hearing shall be taken under oath administered by a Notary Public. Minutes of the hearing shall be kept by a staff member; a full and verbatim transcription of the hearing, however, shall be made only at the request of the Human Rights Board.
('74 Code, § 12-3-9) (Ord. 106-1973)