§ 2-47. Effect of noncompliance with article; procedures.

(a)

Failure to comply with the provisions of this article shall not invalidate any action of the board which is otherwise in accordance with the law of this state, unless a member of the board states the objection at the time of the action, or files an objection to the action of the board at or prior to the next regular meeting of the board. If a member of the board makes or files an objection to a proceeding, the facts and grounds for the objection shall be stated by the objecting director and referred by him to the qualified and licensed attorneys at law contracted to provide legal services pursuant to sections 2-111—2-113 of this Code for opinion, which shall be presented to the board as an item of business on the agenda at the second regular meeting following the challenged action.

(b)

If the opinion of the qualified and licensed attorneys at law contracted to provide legal services pursuant to sections 2-111—2-113 of this Code states that the challenged action violates the provisions of this article, the matter challenged shall automatically be reconsidered by the board.

(c)

If the opinion of the qualified and licensed attorneys at law contracted to provide legal services pursuant to sections 2-111—2-113 of this Code states that the challenged action does not violate the provisions of this article, no further consideration of the challenged action shall be required.

(d)

At the adjournment of the second regular meeting following the challenged action, all violations of the provisions of this article shall be deemed waived, the action taken confirmed, and no violation of this article shall be grounds for invalidating any action of the board thereafter, if the action otherwise complies with the laws of this state.

(Ord. No. 24-10, § 1, 5-18-10)