(B) Any person wishing to exercise that right of appeal shall communicate his, her, or their intention to do so to the Mayor within ten days next following the order of the Mayor to move the offending material.
(C) Any person exercising such right of appeal shall receive a hearing at the next regular session of the Board of Commissioners of the town.
(D) The Board of Commissioners of the town shall afford any person so appealing an opportunity to be heard, shall consider the propriety of the Mayor’s order to remove such offending matter as described in §§ 91.30 and 91.31, and shall either affirm or reject the Mayor’s order of removal; provided that such decision must be made upon a majority vote of all the members of the Board of Commissioners.
(E) Such decision may be rendered at the regular session during which the hearing is held, but in any event, shall be rendered by no later than the meeting of the next regular session of the Board of Commissioners following the meeting in which the hearing is held.
(F) Within ten days of the determination of the Board of Commissioners affirming the order of the Mayor to remove such offending matter as described in §§ 91.30 and 91.31, the owner or occupant of premises resisting such order shall comply as directed by the Board of Commissioners or be liable for the penalty and/or fine as prescribed in § 91.99.
(Prior Code, § 8-6) Penalty, see § 91.99