Within thirty calendar days after a complaint has been received by the Commission, the Law Director shall conduct an investigation of the complaint and shall determine either that:
(b) There are reasonable grounds to believe that a violation of Section 825.04 has not occurred, in which case the Law Director shall then dismiss the complaint by preparing a written notice of dismissal, including the reasons therefor, and notify the parties of the dismissal, within five days, by serving a copy of the notice of dismissal by certified mail on the parties. A copy of the notice shall also be filed with the Commission. The notice of dismissal shall advise the complainant of his or her right of appeal under this section. Within fourteen days of receipt of the notice of dismissal, the complainant may appeal by filing a written request with the Commission for a review of the complaint. By a majority vote, the Commission may overrule the dismissal and refer the complaint to the Law Director for conciliation pursuant to Section 825.11.
(c) The Law Director shall complete the investigation within 100 days after receipt of the complaint, unless impracticable, in which case the Law Director shall inform, in writing, the complainant and the respondent of the reasons why the investigation cannot be completed within the time prescribed.
(Ord. 2001-016. Passed 3-7-01.)