D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 3, r. 3-1301
When a vacancy occurs in an Advisory Neighborhood Commission and the Commissioner does not submit a letter of resignation, the affected Advisory Neighborhood Commission shall petition the Board by a resolution, signed by the Chairperson and Secretary, to declare a vacancy. Such petition shall be based upon the Advisory Neighborhood Commission's own determination, or upon the receipt of a written allegation that a vacancy has occurred in such Advisory Neighborhood Commission. Consideration of the resolution shall meet all of the requirements as prescribed in D.C. Official Code § 1-309.06(f)(2).
A copy of the resolution, the minutes of the meeting at which the resolution was adopted, and a list of those individuals in attendance at the public meeting shall be sent to the Board, the Council of the District of Columbia, the Mayor, and the affected Commissioner. The resolution shall be a document, separate from all other papers, which states the reason for the vacancy. A separate resolution shall be required for each vacancy.
The Executive Director or his or her designee shall post, by making available for public inspection, the resolution in the office of the Board for ten (10) working days, beginning on the third working day after receipt of the resolution.
Any qualified elector may, within the ten (10) day period, challenge the validity of the resolution by a written statement, duly signed by the challenger and filed with the Board, specifying concisely the alleged defects in the resolution.
Within three (3) working days of receipt of a challenge, the Board shall serve, in person or by certified mail, a copy of the challenge upon the Chairperson of the affected Advisory Neighborhood Commission.
The Board shall receive evidence in support of and in opposition to the challenge and shall determine the validity of the challenged resolution not more than thirty (30) days after the challenge has been filed.
If the Board upholds the validity of the resolution, it shall certify the seat as vacant and forward a copy of the certification and the resolution, by personal service or certified mail, within three (3) working days, to the Chairperson of the respective Advisory Neighborhood Commission. Within three (3) days after certification of the vacancy, either the challenger or the affected Commissioner may apply to the District of Columbia Court of Appeals for a review of the reasonableness of the determination.
If, at the expiration of the challenge period, no challenge has been filed with respect to the resolution, the Board shall certify the vacancy.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 3, r. 3-1301