1. A general description of the hearing procedure including the order of presentation of evidence, what kinds of evidence are admissible, whether objections any be made to the introduction of evidence and what kind of objections may be made, and an explanation of the burdens of proof or burdens going forward with the evidence.
2. That a record will be made of the proceedings and the manner of making the record and its availability to the parties.
3. The function of the record‑making with respect to the perpetuation of the testimony and evidence and with respect to any appeal from the determination or order of the Code Hearings Officer.
4. Whether an Attorney will represent the City in the matters to be heard and whether the parties ordinarily and customarily are represented by an Attorney.
5. The Title and function of the Code Hearings Officer, including the effect and authority of the Code Hearings Officers determination.
6. In the event a party is not represented by an Attorney, whether the party may, during the course of proceedings, request a recess if at that point the party determines that representation by an Attorney is necessary to the protection of the party's rights.
7. Whether there exists an opportunity for an adjournment at the end of the party then determines that additional evidence should be brought to the attention of the Code Hearings Officer and the hearing is reopened.
8. Whether there exists an opportunity after the hearing and prior to the final determination or order of the Code Hearings Officer to review and object to any proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law, summary of evidence, or order of the Code Hearings Officer.
9. A description of the appeal or judicial review process from the determination or order of the Code Hearings Officer.
