The panel shall be convened at regular intervals or as needed at the call of the director
of regulatory services or the director's designee, who shall host, coordinate and
convene the panel. The city council, through subsequent legislative or budgetary action,
may designate a different city department or official to host, coordinate and convene
the panel.
(2)
The membership of the panel may include representatives or designees of the departments
of regulatory services, health, and the city attorney, as well as crime prevention
specialists or community navigators of the police department and other appropriate
city staff, as well as representatives from public or private community, business
or social service organizations and entities. The director of regulatory services,
or other designated city official, shall keep records of the membership of the panel
and the actions and determinations made by the panel.
(3)
The panel shall hear reports regarding, and consider appropriate actions to be offered
or taken, related to all referred properties. The panel shall operate informally and
endeavor to make its determinations and recommendations in collaboration and by consensus
and shall not be required to operate pursuant to parliamentary procedure. In the event
the panel is unable to reach consensus, the director of regulatory services or the
director's designee may make any required determination or recommendation. The city
council, through legislative or budgetary action, may designate a different city department
or official to make any required determination or recommendation as required by this
subsection.
(4)