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cP.2 c -Zq <br />2.3.11 Compliance Dispute. <br />(a) If the Enforcement Official does not file a report of <br />compliance, a violator who contends that compliance with an administrative order has <br />been achieved may request a compliance hearing before the City Manager or designee <br />by filing a request for a hearing with the Enforcement Official issuing the administrative <br />compliance order. <br />(b) The compliance dispute hearing will be noticed and <br />conducted in the same manner as a hearing on an administrative citation provided in <br />Sections 2.2 and 2.4 of this Article. <br />(c) The City Manager or designee will determine if compliance <br />has been achieved and, if so, when it was achieved. The decision of the City Manager <br />or designee will be final, subject only to judicial review as provided by law. The decision <br />will provide notice of the right of judicial review and the time allowed therefore by law. <br />(d) The notice of hearing will be served by any of the methods of <br />services listed in Section 2.1.4 of this Article. <br />Section 2.3.12 Judicial Review. <br />Once an Administrative Enforcement Order becomes final as provided in <br />this Article the time in which judicial review of the order must be sought will be governed <br />by California Code of Civil Procedure section 1094.6 as that section may be amended <br />from time to time. <br />Section 2.3.13 Failure to Comply with Administrative Enforcement <br />Order. <br />It is unlawful for a party to an administrative enforcement hearing who has <br />been served with a copy of the final Administrative Enforcement Order, pursuant to this <br />Article, to fail to comply with the final Administrative Enforcement Order. Failure to <br />comply with a final Administrative Enforcement Order may be prosecuted as an <br />infraction or misdemeanor at the discretion of the City Attorney. <br />Section 2.4 Administrative Hearing Procedures <br />This Section establishes the procedures for conducting Administrative Hearings. <br />2.4.1 Declaration of Purpose. <br />It is the purpose and intent of the City Council to afford due process of law <br />to any person who is directly affected by an administrative enforcement action. Due <br />process of law includes: adequate notice, an opportunity to participate in the <br />administrative hearing and an adequate explanation of the reasons justifying the <br />F:Atty /Ord /Ord.157.1 <br />020603 18 <br />