§ 1-10-349. Appropriations.

The board is authorized to appropriate monies from the utility or regulated company administrative fee revenues (sections 1-10-202, 4-4-30(d), 4-4-60(d), 3-6-63.1, and 3-8-61, Charlotte County Code) to fund the compensation and expenses of hearing officers.

(Ord. No. 93-44, § 9, 8-25-93)

TABLE 1
HEARING OFFICER PROCEEDINGS

The board of county commissioners or the county administrator, as applicable, may refer any proceeding involving a hearing listed in the Code sections in the following table to a hearing officer in accordance with Ordinance No. 93-44. In each case, the hearing officer shall conduct and preside over the due process evidentiary hearing; he shall not make the final order in the proceeding.

TABLE OF HEARINGS

(1)

Cable Television, Chapter 1-10, Article VI

Sec. 1-10-163

Sec. 1-10-178

Sec. 1-10-195

Sec. 1-10-196

Sec. 1-10-203

(2)

Toll Bridge and Causeway, Chapter 3-6, Article III

Sec. 3-6-62

Sec. 3-6-62.1(a)

Sec. 3-6-62.1(b)

Sec. 3-6-64

(3)

Water and Sewer Companies, Chapter 3-8

Sec. 3-8-14

Sec. 3-8-21

Sec. 3-8-24

Sec. 3-8-25

Sec. 3-8-29

Sec. 3-8-31

Sec. 3-8-33

Sec. 3-8-34

Sec. 3-8-35

Sec. 3-8-36

Sec. 3-8-37

Sec. 3-8-39

Sec. 3-8-40

Sec. 3-8-45

Sec. 3-8-50

Sec. 3-8-55

Sec. 3-8-57

Sec. 3-8-59

Sec. 3-8-61

Sec. 3-8-62

Sec. 3-8-66

Sec. 3-8-67

Sec. 3-8-68

Sec. 3-8-69

Sec. 3-8-70

(4)

Sanitation Units (Solid Waste Collection), Chapter 4-4

Article II, West Charlotte Sanitation Unit

Sec. 4-4-22

Sec. 4-4-25

Sec. 4-4-31

Sec. 4-4-33

Sec. 4-4-35

Article III, Charlotte Sanitation Unit

Sec. 4-4-52

Sec. 4-4-55

Sec. 4-4-61

Sec. 4-4-63

Sec. 4-4-65

The foregoing enumeration is intended to be comprehensive. However, the board or the administrator may refer other evidentiary hearings to a hearing officer regarding proceedings specified in Chapters 1-10, 3-6, 3-8 and 4-4 of the County Code, even if not specifically listed above.