§ 87-100. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER

(a)

Within ten days of the conclusion of the hearing, the hearing officer shall provide the responsible party with a written decision ("administrative order"). The hearing officer shall serve the administrative order on the responsible party by personal service or registered or certified mail at the responsible party's last known address.

(b)

The administrative order shall contain the hearing officer's findings of fact and conclusions and a statement regarding the procedure described in Section 87-110 for seeking review by the board of supervisors. The decision of the hearing officer shall be final except as provided in Section 87-110.

(c)

A decision in favor of the responsible party shall constitute a dismissal of the ordinance violation(s) administrative penalty and the County shall return any monies paid by the responsible party.

(d)

If the hearing officer renders a decision in favor of the County, the responsible party must comply with the administrative order, including payment of any administrative penalty, or seek review under Section 87-110.