(A) At any hearing before the hearing authority to review any administrative decision, the hearing authority shall make findings of fact and affirm, rescind or modify the administrative decision. If, at a hearing to review an administrative decision, a person, firm or corporation aggrieved by the decision requests an additional period of time to accomplish any action required by the decision, and shows good cause for the request to be granted, the hearing authority may grant the request.
(B) Pursuant to I.C. 36-7-9-8, any final action taken by the Hearing Authority is subject to review by the Huntington Circuit or Superior Court on request of any person who has a substantial property interest relating to the property affected by the administrative decision or any person to whom that order was issued. A person requesting judicial review must file a verified complaint with the appropriate court within ten days after the date final action was taken by the hearing authority. A judicial review is an action de novo and the court may affirm, modify or reverse the action taken by the hearing authority.
(Ord. 2014-10, passed 10-21-2014)