1. An Industrial Hearing Board shall be appointed by the Township Manager with the advice and consent of Council, for resolution of differences between the Industrial Waste Manager and owners of any improved property on matters concerning interpretation and execution of the provisions of this Part by the Township Manager.
2. One member of the board shall be a member of the Public Works Department; one member shall be a professional engineer skilled in practice of sanitary engineering; one member shall be a representative of industry or manufacturing enterprise; one member shall be a lawyer; and one member shall be selected at large for his interest in accomplishing the objectives of this Part.
3. The initial appointments to the Board shall be for the following terms:
A. Public Works Department Representative - 5 years.
B. Professional Engineering (Sanitary Engineering) - 4 years.
C. Industrial Representative - 3 years.
D. Legal Representative - 2 years.
E. Representative at Large - 1 year.
All succeeding terms shall be for a period of 5 years. The Mayor, with the consent of Council, shall appoint representatives to fill vacancies on the Board to complete unexpired terms. Interim appointments may be permitted to serve an additional full term on the Board.
4. The Hearing Board shall have the following powers:
A. To hear appeals from any person aggrieved by the application of this Part.
B. To make rules with regard to conducting its hearings, such rules to be submitted to Council for their advice and consent.
C. To make such findings of fact as may be required by the application of this Part.
D. to decide questions presented aggrieved parties seeking judicial review of the decision of the Hearing Board must file an appeal pursuant to State law.
E. The Township Council may, by resolution direct that the Industrial Hearing Board of the City serve as the Hearing Board and such appointment may be rescinded by the Township Council at any time.
(Ord. 339, 7/3/1996, § 4)