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1.20.300 Failure to Appear—Default Order. <br /> If the person who requests an appeal hearing fails to appear at the scheduled hearing after having been <br /> given notice in the manner provided for by this chapter,the hearing examiner shall issue a default order, <br /> which finds that the nonappearing party committed all the violations set forth in the enforcement action <br /> and which assesses a monetary penalty in the full amount indicated in the enforcement action. In addition, <br /> on the motion of the city,the hearing examiner shall also impose upon the nonappearing party any costs <br /> to the city related to preparation for the hearing. The hearing examiner shall cause a copy of the default <br /> order to be served upon the nonappearing party pursuant to EMC 1.20.080(B). Upon the motion of a <br /> party,the hearing examiner may rescind a default judgment only upon a showing of good cause to do so <br /> and only if such motion has been brought within thirty (30) calendar days of the date of the hearing at <br /> which the default judgment was ordered. <br />