Any person aggrieved by any ruling rendered by the inspector shall have the right to require the inspector to conduct a full and complete hearing prior to actual and final decision. Such hearing shall afford the person aggrieved with a full opportunity to present any evidence which he may desire to support his position. It shall be the duty of the inspector to promptly notify all parties concerned of his rulings in such hearings. Appeal from the decision of said inspector, following such hearing, shall be taken within ten (10) days to the advisory and appeals board created in subsection 4-6-2B of this chapter, and said appeal shall be perfected by the service upon the air pollution inspector, by written notice, of intention to so appeal. Until such appeal shall have been heard and finally determined by the advisory and appeals board, no further action shall be taken by the air pollution inspector. The decision of the advisory and appeals board shall be final. (Ord. 1945, 7-14-1953)