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Sec. 19.26. Matters Excluded.
 
   The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to appeals or protests to the City Planning Commission, or investigations or hearings required to be conducted by it.
 
SECTION HISTORY
 
Based on Ord. No. 95,338.
 
 
 
ARTICLE 2
PROCEDURE
 
 
Section
19.29   Appointment of Examiners.
19.30   Committee of Examiners.
19.31   Appearances.
19.32   Notice of Hearing.
19.33   Subpoenas.
19.34   Conduct of Hearing.
19.35   Report of Examiner.
19.36   Consideration of Report by Board.
19.37   Disposition by Board.
19.38   Reconsideration.
19.39   Penalties.
 
 
Sec. 19.29. Appointment of Examiners.
 
   Whenever an appeal or protest is made to a board by virtue of any law, or whenever a board is required to conduct any investigation or hearing, such board may appoint one or more examiners or designate one or more of its members to serve as examiners, and direct such examiner or examiners to consider all or a part of such appeal or protest or to conduct all or a part of such investigation or hearing and to submit a report or reports thereon as hereinafter provided. Examiners may, but need not, be appointed from among the officers or employees of the City.
 
   Except as otherwise specifically provided by ordinance, or by a resolution of the board of a department having control of its own funds, no person shall receive any compensation for the person’s services as an examiner in addition to the compensation attached to any other office or employment held by the person in the service of the City. Provided, however, that whenever a board designates one of its members to act as a hearing examiner, such member shall receive $25.00 for each day of such hearing as an attending fee, not to exceed $250.00 in any calendar month, in addition to any other payment the member may receive from the City by reason of the member’s position as a commissioner.
 
SECTION HISTORY
 
Based on Ord. No. 95,338.
Amended by: Ord. No. 127,739; Ord. No. 144,337, Eff. 3-9-73.
 
 
Sec. 19.30. Committee of Examiners.
 
   Where a board directs a committee of examiners to submit a report to the board, the board shall designate one of the examiners to be chairperson of the committee. Subject to such rules as may be adopted by the board, and to any order of the board, the chairperson shall preside at all meetings of the committee and at all hearings conducted by the committee, and shall direct and supervise the work of the committee, fix the time and place of its meetings and hearings, direct the order of its business, and rule upon the admission of evidence to be considered by the committee; provided, however, that upon the objection of any examiner to an order of the chairperson refusing to recognize any person as an interested person, or to an order excluding any evidence from consideration, the chairperson shall reverse such ruling.
 
   Each examiner shall be present at all times during any hearing conducted by the committee, and each must read all reports proposed to be submitted by any member of the committee; provided, however, that the board may by order direct that a hearing may be had or continued in the absence of one or more examiners on condition that such absent examiner or examiners shall read a transcript of the testimony taken during the examiner’s absence and shall examine or view any other evidence then received, and provided further that the board may at any time direct that any examiner shall cease to act and that the proceeding shall continue as if the examiner had not been appointed or designated.
 
SECTION HISTORY
 
Based on Ord. No. 95,338.
 
 
Sec. 19.31. Appearances.
 
   (a)   A person who files a protest, appeal, or application with a board thereby appears as a party in the proceeding thereon. Such party is the protestant, appellant or applicant, as the case may be.
 
   (b)   A person given notice by the board to appear in response to a proposal or application that the board take action against, or directly affecting such person, is a party to the proceeding thereon. Such party is the respondent in the proceeding.
 
SECTION HISTORY
 
Based on Ord. No. 95,338.
 
 
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