4.20.131.2   Council shall hear and consider issues and determine if a violation has occurred.
   4.20.131.2.1.   The council shall hear and consider the issue and shall hear any person interested therein and any relevant evidence, and shall: determine, whether or not any violation, breach, failure, refusal or neglect by a franchisee has occurred, after affording franchisee rights of due process to be heard, to present all relevant evidence and witnesses and to question opposing witnesses. The franchisee may, at its own expense, make a transcript of any such hearing or share equally with the city the costs of obtaining a transcript of such hearing.
   4.20.131.2.2.   At the completion of the hearing or a reasonable time thereafter, the council shall issue a written determination as to whether such an occurrence, event, incident, violation, failure, refusal, neglect or breach has occurred based upon the record of such proceeding, stating with particularity the reasons for such determination. A copy of the council's determination shall be provided to the franchisee.
   4.20.131.2.3.   In the event that the council finds that (i) no failure occurred, (ii) the franchisee remedied the failure or (iii) the franchisee promptly commenced to remedy such failure following receipt of written notice from the cable administrator and actively and expeditiously proceeded, or is actively and expeditiously proceeding, to complete such remedy, the proceedings shall terminate and no penalty or other sanctions shall be imposed. (Ord. 205 § 3, 2001)