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contents of the report if a conflict exists. The complainant and any other aggrieved or affected party shall also be sent a copy of the report by certified mail and shall be invited to attend any meeting held to discuss the report. The affected organization shall be allowed 30 days to hold a public meeting to develop a formal course of action if the joint powers agreement requires that process. Any formal response shall be sent by certified mail to the board and any aggrieved or affected party within 15 days of the meeting. The affected organization and any aggrieved or affected party may not appeal to the board's dispute resolution committee established under Minnesota Statutes, Section 103B.10t, subdivision 10, to hear and resolve disputes over plan implementation until after the meeting has been held according to Item B. Based on information discovered at the meting held according to Item B, or receipt of the formal response received from the organization according to Item C, board staff shall report to the board at a regular meeting as to the status of the dispute. If the board needs to take further action to resolve the dispute, board staff shall recommend the appropriate course of action, consulting with the board's legal counsel as appropriate. Subpart 4. Board Responsibilities. On receipt of the board staffs report and recommendations, the board is required to do any or all of the following: . nothing further if the staff's investigation finds that the subject plan is being properly implemented, provided the board concurs; (2) advise board staff to conduct additional fact finding it considers necessary and report back to the board accordingly; (3) order the dispute resolution committee to convene to attempt to negotiate the matter and to advise the board further; or (4) issue findings of fact and conclusions of its investigation advising the affected organizations, county, or counties of the documented failure to implement the subject plan and advise the appropriate unit of government of its responsibility to implement the plan under Minnesota Statutes, Section 103B.231, subdivision 3, paragraph Co), within a prescribed period of time. On issuance of its findings under subpart 3, Item A, the board shall notify the appropriate counties to proceed as required by Minnesota Statutes, Section 103B.231, subdivision 3, paragraph (b) or (c), as applicable. If a county fails to act after it is notified, the board shall notify state agencies that [hey may initiate their prerogatives under Minnesota Statutes, Section 103B.231, subdivision 3, paragraph (g). 226 I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I