Any person who is denied a permit or has a permit revoked under §§ 90.056 and 90.057 shall have the right to appeal the denial or revocation to the office of the Town Administrator. The appeal shall be in writing and shall state the basis of the appeal. The written appeal must be filed with the Town Clerk within ten days after the notice of denial or revocation of the permit is given to the appellant by the Bureau. The notice shall be considered given to the appellant when a notice letter with adequate postage and properly addressed to the last mailing address provided to the Bureau by the person is placed in the United States mail or when personal notice is given to the person, whichever occurs first. The appellant, in addition to filing the appeal with the Town Clerk, shall also file a copy of the appeal letter with the Bureau Manager. Upon receipt of a proper appeal, the Town Administrator or his or her representative shall conduct a hearing to determine if the permit should be denied or revoked. A properly filed appeal shall not affect the denial of a permit unless and until such time as the Town Administrator or his or her representative overturns the denial. A properly filed appeal shall toll the revocation of an existing permit until a decision is entered on the appeal by the Town Administrator or his or her representative.
(Ord. 2005-02, passed - -2005)