(A) It is in the best interests of the county and the public that facts and legal issues relevant to the county’s management of its rights-of-way accepted under R.S. 2477 be raised in a timely manner and it is a fundamental principle of due process and fairness that any person having knowledge relevant to such facts or issues bring them to the attention of the county.
(B) Inclusion of any proposed action on the agenda for a duly called public meeting of the County Commission shall be deemed notice to the public for all purposes under this resolution.
(C) Any factual or legal issue not brought to the attention of the county by presentation at the public meeting where action is proposed or authorized to be taken or by written comments filed within five days of said meeting shall be deemed waived by any party in later proceedings, whether in a court of law or otherwise.
(D) The procedures of this section are applicable to any finding by the county that it has accepted an R.S. 2477 right-of-way, in this or any other resolution.
(Ord. 2000-2, passed 5-8-2000)