19.03.10 Hearings Conducted by the Hearing Examiner
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1. The Hearing Examiner shall conduct hearings, may administer oaths to witnesses, may compel the attendance of witnesses, and may subpoena witnesses, documents, and other evidence. However, for appeals, the Hearing Examiner may only subpoena witnesses, documents, or other evidence if there is an inadequate record. If written minutes and staff reports with adopted findings and conditions are available, it shall be presumed that there is an adequate record.
2. The City Recorder shall keep minutes of the appeal hearing. 3. The written minutes and records, along with the application, written statements, and other
facts bearing on the decision of the Hearing Examiner, shall be filed in the office of the City Recorder and shall be a public record. 4. The City Recorder shall make an audio recording of the proceedings of the Hearing Examiner and a copy may be requested from the City Recorder in accordance with the City’s policies for public records requests.
19.03.09 Hearing Examiner for Certain Limited Matters · 19.03.11 Powers and Duties of the Hearing Examiner