§ 22-46. Orders imposing disciplinary action; appeals.  


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  • (a)

    CLCA orders shall contain the following information:

    (1)

    A statement of the violation(s) found or adjustment granted by the CLCA;

    (2)

    A statement of the factual basis for the findings;

    (3)

    If a violation, a statement outlining the method by which the violator was given notice of the violation, and an opportunity to appear and present evidence and testimony thereon;

    (4)

    In the case of licensed contractors:

    a.

    Findings of fact made by the CLCA;

    b.

    Conclusions of law, which demonstrate that the facts alleged, constitute violations of this chapter;

    c.

    A statement of the penalty and any reasonable investigative and legal costs imposed against the violator; and

    d.

    A recommendation by the CLCA to the construction industry licensing board or the electrical contractors licensing board, as the case may be, for action to be taken against the state registration.

    (5)

    A statement informing the violator of the right to appeal the action against the license, registration or certificate of competency, and to challenge the recommendation to the construction industry licensing board or the electrical contractors licensing board, as the case may be.

    (b)

    Any challenge to or appeal of the CLCA's recommendation to the construction industry licensing board or the electrical contractors licensing board, shall be considered to have been issued upon the date of its receipt by the CLCA.

    (c)

    Any recommendations by the CLCA to the construction industry licensing board or the electrical contractors licensing board, as appropriate and challenges thereto or appeals thereof shall be mailed to the appropriate board.

    (d)

    The CLCA shall submit copies of the following documents to the construction industry licensing board or the electrical contractors licensing board, as appropriate:

    (1)

    The administrative complaint;

    (2)

    Minutes or a transcript of the hearing;

    (3)

    Any exhibits considered by the CLCA; and

    (4)

    If a challenge or appeal is filed, upon request of the construction industry licensing board, electrical contractors licensing board or the department of business and professional regulation, proof of service, or, if not perfected, proof of attempts to obtain service.

    (e)

    Decisions of the CLCA shall be appealed as set forth in this article.

(Ord. No. 2005-14, § 1, 10-6-05)