A. The ability for an appraiser to be qualified and remain on the list is a privilege and not a right. All appraisers applying for placement on a list must acknowledge and agree that any change in the appraiser's status or ability to maintain the minimum qualification requirements set forth in section 11.04.040 of this chapter shall be cause for immediate removal from the list by the planning department. The planning department shall send a notice notifying the appraiser that he or she has been removed from the list. Once an appraiser has been removed from a list of appraisers, he or she shall not be qualified to be reinstated to such list until the minimum qualification requirements set forth in section 11.04.040 of this chapter have been met and the decision of the director has been overturned by either county commissioners pursuant to this section or by an order issued by a court of competent jurisdiction on judicial review.
B. If an appraiser who is not added to a list or is removed from the list desires to appeal the decision of the planning department to the county commissioners, he or she shall file a notice of such intent with the county clerk within ten (10) business days from the date of the notice of removal. If this deadline is not complied with by the appraiser, the planning department's decision shall be final and there shall be no further review of such decision. The county clerk shall place such appeal on the board of county commissioners' agenda for a public hearing.
C. The county commissioners shall have the power to determine if the planning department's decision complies with the provisions of this chapter and to affirm, reverse or modify the appealed decision. The decision of the county commissioners is a final decision for purpose of judicial review.
D. Judicial review may be sought in accordance with chapter 34 of the Nevada Revised Statutes. (Ord. 228A, 1-16-2013)