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1 g-1 D. If the complaint is against a public employee, the city prosecuting attorney shall investigate the complaint and shall take such actions concerning the complaint as are consistent wi th this chapter, the Colorado Municipal Court Rules of Procedure, and the prosecutor's ethical responsibil i ties. wi thin ten days after receipt of the complaint the ci ty prosecuting attorney shall forward a copy of the complaint to the employee against whom the complaint is made and, before completing the investigation, shall provide the employee against whom the complaint is made an opportunity to provide information concerning the complaint. E. A person commits false reporting of a complaint under this section if: 1. the person makes a complaint of a violation under Sections 2.80.030 through 2.80.050 or knowingly causes the transmission of a complaint to the city prosecuting attorney of such a violation when the person knows that the violation did not occur; or 2. the person makes a complaint or knowingly causes the transmission of a complaint to the city prosecuting attorney pretending to furnish information relating to a violation of sections 2.80.030 through 2.80.050 when the person knows that he or she has no such information or knows that the information is false. F. A person who is convicted of false reporting of a complaint under this section shall be punished as provided in section 1.28 of this code, except that any fine imposed under said section shall not be less than two hundred dollars. 2.80.070. Advisory opinions. A. The municipal judge shall obtain, upon the adoption of this chapter and shall thereafter maintain, the consent of one or more judges of municipalities other than Louisville, to provide advisory opinions with respect to the applicability of sections 2.80.030 through 2.80.050. The names of such advisory judges shall be provided to the city council, the city administrator, and the city attorney. The reasonable expenses and fees of an advisory judge providing such an opinion shall be paid by the city. B. If any public officer or employee is uncertain as to the applicability of Sections 2.80.030 through 2.80.050 to a particular situation, or as to the definition of terms used in said sections, the officer or employee may apply in writing to the city council, mayor, or city administrator for an opinion from an advisory judge pursuant to this section, and the city council, mayor, or city administrator may submit an 9