A. In cases where discretionary power to estimate damage to buildings is given to the building inspector, also in questions relating to the security or insecurity of any building or parts thereof, and in all cases where discretionary powers are, by ordinance, given to the building inspector, an appeal to arbitration shall be allowed to persons believing themselves injured or wronged by the decisions thereof. Any person wishing to make such appeal shall do so within five (5) days after written notice of the decision or order of the building inspector has been given. An appeal made later shall not entitle the appellant to an arbitration. The request for arbitration shall be in writing and shall state the object of the proposed arbitration and the name of the person who is to represent the person as arbitrator. (1990 Code § 14.109)
B. The building inspector shall immediately notify the Village President and Board of Trustees upon receiving notice of appeal for arbitration. The Village President and Board of Trustees shall appoint an arbitrator to represent the Village, and the two (2) arbitrators shall appoint a third. The decision of any two (2) of the three (3) shall be final and binding upon the appellant as well as upon the Village. The arbitrators shall be placed under oath and shall have the power to call witnesses and place them under oath, and their decisions or awards shall be rendered in writing both to the Village President and Village Board of Trustees and to the appellant. (1990 Code § 14.110)