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Session Laws, 1976
Volume 734, Page 1959   View pdf image
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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                                1959

OCCURRED,      IT SHALL ATTEMPT TO CONCILIATE THE MATTER BY

METHODS OF   INITIAL CONFERENCE AND PERSUASION WITH ALL

INTERESTED   PARTIES AND ANY REPRESENTATIVES AS THE PARTIES

MAY CHOOSE   TO ASSIST THEM.

(1)    CONCILIATION CONFERENCES SHALL BE
INFORMAL AND NOT PUBLIC.

(2)    THE TERMS OF CONCILIATION AGREED TO BY
THE PARTIES MAY BE REDUCED TO WRITING AND INCORPORATED
INTO A WRITTEN ASSURANCE OF DISCONTINUANCE OR SETTLEMENT
AGREEMENT TO BE SIGNED BY THE PARTIES. THE WRITTEN
ASSURANCE OR AGREEMENT IS FOR CONCILIATION PURPOSES ONLY
AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADMISSION BY ANY PARTY THAT
THE LAW HAS BEEN VIOLATED. A WRITTEN ASSURANCE OF
DISCONTINUANCE 08 SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT SHALL BE SIGNED ON
BEHALF OF THE BOARD BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
BOARD.

(3)    A PERSON MAY NOT VIOLATE OR FAIL TO
ADHERE TO ANY PROVISION CONTAINED IN A WRITTEN ASSURANCE
OR AGREEMENT OF DISCONTINUANCE OR SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT.
ANY FAILURE BY THE BOARD TO ENFORCE A VIOLATION OF ANY
PROVISION OF A WRITTEN ASSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A
WAIVER OF ANY RIGHT OF THE BOARD OR PROVISION OF THE
AGREEMENT.

(C)    PENALTIES. A PERSON WHO VIOLATES THIS SECTION
IS LIABLE FOR PAYMENT TO THE COUNTY OF A CIVIL PENALTY,
RECOVERABLE IN A CIVIL ACTION, NOT EXCEEDING $500 FOR
EACH VIOLATION.

(D)    LEGAL ACTION. IF THE BOARD FAILS TO
CONCILIATE A COMPLAINT AFTER THE PARTIES HAVE ATTEMPTED A
CONCILIATION, IN GOOD FAITH, OR FAILS TO EFFECT AN
ASSURANCE OF DISCONTINUANCE OR SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT; OR
DETERMINES THAT A COMPLAINT IS NOT SUSCEPTIBLE OF
CONCILIATION, HE SHALL TRANSMIT THE MATTER TO THE COUNTY
ATTORNEY FOR APPROPRIATE LEGAL ACTION.

(E)    OTHER REMEDIES. THIS TITLE DOES NOT PREVENT
ANY PERSON FROM EXERCISING ANY RIGHT OR SEEKING ANY
REMEDY TO WHICH HE MIGHT BE ENTITLED OR FROM FILING ANY
COMPLAINT WITH ANY OTHER AGENCY, COURT OF LAW OR EQUITY.

4.108.

BEFORE THE PROVISIONS OF THIS TITLE MAY BE

IMPLEMENTED__IN ANY MANNER, A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL

SPECIFICALLY DIRECTING THAT ACTION IS REQUIRED.

SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this
Act does not affect the term of office of any board,
commission, committee, or other agency or unit. A person
who is a member of such a unit on the effective date of
this Act, July 1, 1976, shall remain a member for the
balance of the term to which he was appointed, unless he

 

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