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• <br /> • <br /> reconvene the public hearing. If an additional hearing <br /> is reconvened, notice of said hearing shall be mailed <br /> to all parties of record not less than ten (10) working <br /> days prior to the hearing date and the Examiner' s <br /> written decision shall be rendered within fifteen (15) <br /> working days of the conclusion of the hearing. <br /> SECTION 7 : Section 20 of Ordinance No. 692-80 (EMC 2 . 23 . 200) <br /> as amended by Section 1 of Ordinance No. 1532-88 reads as <br /> follows: <br /> APPEAL OF EXAMINER' S DECISION. <br /> Any party of record aggrieved by the Examiner ' s final <br /> decision on any action listed in Section 12 .A. 1, who <br /> has actively participated in the hearing before the <br /> Examiner or who has had the decision or recommendation <br /> reconsidered by the Examiner pursuant to Section 19 of <br /> this ordinance, may submit an appeal in writing to the <br /> City Council, by filing the same with the City Clerk, <br /> within ten (10) working days from the date of the <br /> Examiner' s most recent ruling, requesting a review of <br /> the Examiner ' s decision. There will be no fee charged <br /> for such appeals. If a ruling is pending at the time <br /> of an appeal, the processing of the appeal will be <br /> stayed until the decision is issued by the Examiner. <br /> The written appeal shall provide substantially the <br /> following information: a brief statement as to how the <br /> appellant is aggrieved by the decision; a brief <br /> statement delineating the finding(s) or conclusion(s) <br /> appealed; a brief statement containing explicit <br /> exceptions and objections with regard to the appealed <br /> matter; a statement of the requested relief; and the <br /> signature, mailing address and telephone number of the <br /> appellant. <br /> Thereupon the Examiner shall cause to be forwarded to <br /> the City Council all of the pertinent documents and <br /> exhibits, including his/her written decisions, <br /> findings, conclusions, notice of appeal and a copy of <br /> the tape recording of the hearing. If, after the <br /> examination of such record at a public meeting, the <br /> Council determines that an erroneous procedure, or <br /> substantial error in fact or error in law may exist in <br /> the record, it shall remand the proceeding to the <br /> Examiner for reconsideration or, after conducting a <br /> public hearing, it may modify, remand or reverse the <br /> decision of the Examiner accordingly. If, after the <br /> examination of such record at a public meeting, the <br /> Council determines that an erroneous procedure or a <br /> 14 <br />