(A) If any person, firm or corporation disagrees with or otherwise believes he, she or it is aggrieved by any action taken or decisions made by the enforcement agency of the municipality in accordance herewith, he, she or it shall have the right to a hearing upon the aggrieved party filing, within ten days of any such action or decision of the enforcement agency, a verified petition assigning specific grounds therein, which said petition shall be filed with the City Clerk who shall present it to the enforcement agency, at a special meeting to be called within 20 days from the filing of said petition. At said special meeting, the enforcement agency shall then set a time and place for a hearing upon said petition and shall so notify the aggrieved party.
(B) Should the aggrieved party be dissatisfied with findings and conclusions of the enforcement agency as set forth in an order, said aggrieved party shall have the right to an appeal to the Circuit Court, in the same manner and method as used in an appeal to the Circuit Court from Municipal Police Court, except no bond shall be required for such appeal. Said appeal must be perfected on or before 20 days after the findings and conclusions of the enforcement agency.
(C) There is further provided that should the aggrieved party be dissatisfied with the findings and conclusions of the enforcement agency as set forth in an order, the aggrieved party shall have the right to apply to the Circuit Court of the county, for a temporary injunction restraining the enforcement agency pending final disposition of this cause.
(Ord. 42, passed 1-28-1992)