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the time limits set forth in procedures developed by the LRA. If the LRA finds <br />that the party accused has violated any provision of Section N, the LRA may <br />issue an order directing the party to cease and desist engaging in the violation <br />and may order such other reasonable affirmative relief as is necessary to <br />remedy the violation. Under the provisions for court review of arbitration <br />awards set forth in the Uniform Arbitration Act, Code of Virginia, §§ 8.01- <br />581.01-8.01-581.016, the LRA or either party may petition the circuit court <br />within 21 days from the date of the decision for enforcement of an order made <br />under this Section. <br />(5) Any party aggrieved by any decision or order of the LRA may within 21 days <br />from the date such decision or order is submitted to the parties, appeal to the <br />circuit court to obtain judicial review pursuant to the provisions for judicial <br />review set forth in the Uniform Arbitration Act, Code of Virginia, §§ 8.01- <br />581.01-8.01-581.016. <br />P. Time limits. <br />Any time limits in this division may be extended by written agreement of the City <br />Manager, the employee organization, and any other appropriate parties. <br />Q. Notices. <br />Any notice required under this division shall be in writing, but service of any such <br />notice shall be sufficient if mailed by certified mail, return receipt requested, <br />addressed to the last -known address of the party to be served, unless otherwise <br />provided in this division or by the rules of the LRA, which rules shall provide for <br />the electronic service of documents. Refusal of certified mail by any party shall <br />be considered service. Prescribed time periods shall commence from the date of <br />the receipt of the notice. <br />