D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 21, r. 21-2205

Current through Register Vol. 71, No. 37, September 13, 2024
Rule 21-2205 - SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS AND CONSENT COMPLIANCE ORDERS
2205.1

At any time during the course of the proceedings, the parties to the proceeding may enter into a settlement agreement signed by the parties. A settlement agreement or consent decree shall set forth each of the agreements made, actions to be taken by either party and any agreed-upon fines or penalties.

2205.2

A settlement agreement shall be effective when signed by the parties thereto and shall not require the signature of an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) in order to be filed in the case.

2205.3

A settlement agreement may be submitted to the ALJ for approval.

2205.4

The parties may enter into a consent compliance order with the approval of the ALJ.

2205.5

A consent compliance order shall be signed by the parties to the case and by an ALJ, and shall have the force and effect of any final order. Unless otherwise stated therein, there shall be no right of appeal from a consent compliance order.

D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 21, r. 21-2205

Final Rulemaking publishing at 43 DCR 6347, 6351 (November 29, 1996)