District Of Columbia § 8-812 - Annual reporting requirement.
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§ 8-812. Annual reporting requirement.
8-812The Mayor shall submit to the Council statistics on the number of notices of infractions and violations issued for violation of regulations listed in , and the number of notices subsequently dismissed.
The statistics shall identify, by Ward, the number of notices issued and dismissed.
Statistics shall be provided on a calendar-year basis and shall be transmitted to the Council by January 31st, with the first report due January 31, 2010.
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