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B. RECONSIDERATION BY THE COMMISSION Any action taken by the Commission maybe reconsidered only on the following conditions: 1.) The motion is made by a Commissioner who voted on the prevailing side. The motion is made at the same meeting or the meeting immediately following the action taken. 2.) If the motion is made at the meeting following the action taken, no vote will be taken until the motion can be placed on the agenda and notice is given via mail to the parties involved in the complaint that a reconsideration motion will be addresses by the Commission, the date and time when this will take place, and that they may appear and testify on the motion. C. OTHER MISCONDUCT NOTED The Commission may further review incidents of misconduct, other than alleged by the complainant, arising from the investigation of a complaint. D. FINDINGS The Commission shall give written notice of its findings, and if necessary, recommendations for appropriate corrective actions, to the Fire Chief, the complainant, and the person against whom the complaint is made. E. CLASSIFICATION OF CASE FINDINGS 1.) NO FACTUAL BASIS - The commission cannot find any factual basis for the complaint or the incident complained of did not occur as alleged. 2.) LAWFUL OCCURRENCE - The incident occurred, but in light of all facts presented, the commission finds that the alleged incident was lawful and proper. 3.) INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE - The evidence presented is insufficient for the commission to make a determination as to whether the incident occurred as alleged by complainant. The commission may refer the complaint back to the Fire Chief for further evaluation. 4.) SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE - There is sufficient evidence to support the complainant's allegations and the commission will refer any recommendations for 7