An appeal may be brought by the Town or any person who has standing under G.S. 160D-1402(c) from any decision made by an administrative official charged with implementation, administration, or enforcement of the Land Development Ordinance. The official making an administrative decision under this Ordinance shall give written notice of the determination made to the owner of the property who is the subject of the determination and to the party who sought the determination, if different from the owner. The written notice shall be delivered by personal delivery, electronic mail, or by first-class mail. The notice shall be delivered to the last address listed for the owner of the affected property on the county tax abstract and to the address provided in the application or request for a determination if the party seeking the determination is different from the owner. As used in this section, "determination" includes any written, final, and binding order, requirement, or determination regarding an administrative decision. An appeal may also be taken by any aggrieved party from the Historic Preservation Commission's action in granting or denying any Certificate of Appropriateness. Appeal shall be made to the Zoning Board of Adjustment, unless this Ordinance requires that the appeal be made to the Town Council.