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<br /> (34) After receiving all of the evidence presented, the public portion of the hearing shall be closed. The Administrative Hearing Body may then deliberate and consider what action, <br />if any, should be taken, or may adjourn the hearing and take the matter under consideration. <br /> (45) Within thirty (30) days following the conclusion of the hearing, the <br />Administrative Hearing Body shall issue written findings and make a determination regarding the issue on appeal. <br /> (i) With respect to appeals of notices of violation, tThe Administrative Hearing Body <br />shall issue written findings and make a determination regarding the existence of the violation <br />and/or the failure of the responsible party to take required corrective action within the specified <br />time period, or the validity of any penalty imposed. If the Administrative Hearing Body finds by a preponderance of the evidence that a violation occurred, or that a violation was not corrected within the time period specified in the notice of violation or with the issuance of the penalty, the <br />Administrative Hearing Body shall issue its decision including any Administrative Order in <br />accordance with Section 1-12-430, below. If the Administrative Hearing Body finds that no <br />violation occurred, that the violation was corrected within the specified time period, or that the appellant is not the responsible party, the Administrative Hearing Body shall issue a decision with written findings of those facts. <br /> (6) The appellant shall be served with a copy of the decision of the Administrative <br />Hearing Body, including an Administrative Order if one is issued, in the manner and method set <br />forth in Section 1-12-410 (b), above. <br />1-12-430 DECISION OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING BODY AND <br />ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER. <br /> (a) The Administrative Hearing Body considering any appeal of the imposition of a <br />penalty pursuant to Section 1-12-4250 which has imposed a penalty may confirm, vacate, or <br />modify but not increase, any such decision or penalty imposed, and order the payment thereof. The decision shall state that review of the decision may be had by filing an appeal pursuant to <br />Section 1-12-450, and shall specify the time limits for such filing. <br /> (b) The Administrative Hearing Body conducting considering any appeal of a notice <br />of violationa hearing set pursuant to an order in the notice of violation, if it determines that a <br />violation exists, may issue an Administrative Order imposing the remedies provided in this subsection. Notice concerning judicial review of the decision shall be given as provided in <br />Section 1-12-800(d). The remedies for a violation found as a result of such a hearing shall be as <br />follows: <br /> (1) Requiring the responsible party to correct or eliminate the violation or nuisance <br />condition, including a proposed schedule for correction or elimination. <br /> (2) Authorizing the City to enforce the Administrative Order and abate or cause the <br />abatement of the violation where the responsible party has refused or has otherwise neglected to <br />take appropriate steps to correct or eliminate the violation. The Administrative Order shall <br />specify that if the City undertakes to abate or eliminate the violation it shall be entitled to <br />recovery of all costs and expenses incurred in performing such work, and shall also be entitled to recover its administrative costs. Administrative costs shall include costs incurred by the City in <br />257