(A) Upon conclusion of an administrative hearing in which evidence is received, the county hearing officer shall prepare the administrative record, including:
(1) A record of the hearing, including all documentary evidence and either a transcript of oral testimony or a summary of oral testimony;
(2) Decision, including any findings of fact and conclusions of law (“decision”).
(B) If the county hearing officer has been authorized to decide the matter upon which a hearing was held, the administrative record shall be submitted the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. Such decision and order shall be final and conclusive.
(C) If the county hearing officer has not been authorized to decide the matter upon which a hearing was held, the county hearing officer shall, for the Board of Supervisors’ consideration, submit the original copies of the administrative record in the form of a recommendation to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and shall also serve a copy of the recommendation upon all parties. If any party is represented by an attorney, the attorney shall be served.
(Ord. 961, § 1, 2017)