In the event that such Defendant/Respondent/Responsible Party of Interest/Property Owner, tenant, business manager and/or licensee, etc., may be aggrieved by such declared Order of Abatement which may include and not be limited to penalties imposed, revocation or suspension of any licensures and/or the restricted use of such property wherein a public nuisance or violation of this Article having been deemed to exist such aggrieved party may petition for such party seeking such review which must be filed with the Circuit Court within a period of thirty days from and after the date of final action by the Municipal Court. Any such review shall be required to pay the costs, bonds and fees incident to transcribing, certifying and transmitting the records pertaining to such matter to the Circuit Court. Any such party so affected has the right to apply to the Circuit Court for a temporary injunction pursuant to the provisions of the W. Va. Code. The Municipality is also entitled to any and all appropriate judicial relief, including reasonable fees and costs expended in defending its actions to abate such public nuisances. (Ord. 15645. Passed 12-7-22.)