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c. o. ':C7-::-"31 ~ J8:.J~ ;J:~?:F~:-~S0-~rC~E =: -' --, "- ' - ~- -..:.. ~ : - -::..- - DRAFT october 10, 1991 member.hip approving such participation, shall return to the executive .e..ion with the additional person in attendance. C. Nothing in this .ection ahall prohibit the council trom authorizing a person (other than the mayor or a councilmember) tro. attending onlY,a portion of the executive session. 2.90.100. Enforcement. The provision. of this chapter shall be enforced aa follows: A. The city pro.ecuting attorney shall have the primary responsibility for enforcement ot said provi.iona. B. Any peraon who believe. that a public officer or ..ployee has violated any of said proviaions and wishes to initiate proceeding. on such alleged violation ahall file a written complaint with the prosecuting attorney. The complaint shall state in detail the facts of the alleqed violation, shall specify the section or sec~ions of this chapter alleqed to have been violated, and sha!'l contain a sworn or verified state.ent signed by the complainant and statinq that, under penal ty at perjury and to the best of the complainant' s knOWledge, information, and beliet formed after reasonable inquiry, there exists probable cau.. tor the complaint, the co.plaint i. well grounded in fact and law, and the complaint ia filed in good faith and not out of malice or any other improper motive or purpo.e. Any complaint which doe. not contain such a signed statement shall be returned forthwith to the complainant without action. wi thin ten days after receipt of the complaint the city prosecuting attorney shall forward a copy of the complaint to an advisory judge referred to in Section 2.80.070 and request the advisory judqe to appoint a qualified disinterested attorney to serve as special prosecutor. If, within ten days after the request, the advisory judge has not appointed a special prosecutor, the city'. municipal judge shall appoint a qualified disintere.ted attorney to ..rve as .pecial pro.ecutor. The rea.onable expenses and fee. of an advisory judge making such an appointment shall be paid by the city. Th. attorney recommended or appointed pursuant to this sUbsection C shall serve as special pro.ecutor for purpose. of inve.tiqa~ion and ac~ion on the complaint, and shall take such action. concerning the complaint aa are conai.tent with this chapter, the Colorado municipal court rule. of procedure, and the pro.ecu~or'. 8~hical responsibili~ies. A public officer or employee who is convicted of a violation of this chapter shall be punished as provided in Section 1.28 15