Ariz. Admin. Code § R4-46-301 - Complaints and Investigations; Complaint Resolution
A. Complaints and Investigations
1. The Department shall investigate a
complaint, if the complaint meets the minimum jurisdictional
criteria.
2. The Department may
notify the respondent of a complaint.
3. The Department may require that the
respondent file a written response to the complaint and provide any one or more
of the following:
a. Appraisal
report,
b. Appraisal
review,
c. Consulting
assignment,
d. Property tax appeal
at issue,
e. Work file,
and
f. Any other relevant
records.
4. The
Department may assign or contract with an investigator.
5. Under A.R.S. §§
6-123(3), 6-124, 12-2212, and
32-3631(C), the Director may compel testimony or document production, regardless of whether
an investigation is in process.
B. Complaint Resolution
1. Without limiting any other remedy allowed
by statute, if the Director finds a violation of A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 36,
or this Chapter, the Director may:
a. Dismiss
the matter based upon mitigating factors;
b. Issue a letter of concern;
c. Issue an order, which may include
disciplinary action and/or remedial action; or
d. Resolve the matter by
settlement.
2. Any time
after a complaint has been filed against a respondent, the matter may be
resolved by a settlement in which the respondent agrees to accept disciplinary
action and/or remedial action by consent. If the Director determines that the
proposed settlement will adequately protect the public, the Director may issue
a letter of remedial action, or enter into another form of stipulation, agreed
settlement, or consent with the respondent. The Director may also allow for a
conditional dismissal.
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