Town of Harvard, MA
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2023-05-09
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Part III: Regulations
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Chapter 147 Wetlands Protection Bylaw Rules
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Article IX Appeal
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- Part I: General Bylaws
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 4 Agricultural Advisory Commission
- Ch 6 Alarm Systems
- Ch 9 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 10 Appointed Board Members
- Ch 11 Associate Member of Planning Board
- Ch 13 Bare Hill Pond
- Ch 14 Budget Process
- Ch 15 Canvassers and Solicitors
- Ch 17 Capital Planning and Investment Committee; Capital Stabilization and Investment Fund
- Ch 18 Community Preservation Committee
- Ch 19 Council on Aging
- Ch 21 Departmental Revolving Funds
- Ch 24 Dogs
- Ch 32 Fees
- Ch 36 Finance Committee
- Ch 39 Firearms and Explosives
- Ch 48 Historic Districts
- Ch 53 House Numbering
- Ch 62 Licenses and Permits
- Ch 78 Personnel
- Ch 90 Scenic Roads
- Ch 96 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 98 Stretch Energy Code
- Ch 107 Vehicles, Operation of
- Ch 108 Vehicles, Reserved Parking Spaces for
- Ch 110 Vehicles, Unregistered or Junked
- Ch 115 Water
- Ch 117 Water Usage, Outdoor
- Ch 119 Wetlands Protection
- Ch 123 Right to Farm
- Part II: Protective Bylaw
- Ch 125 Protective Bylaw
- Part III: Regulations
- Ch 130 Subdivision Control
- Ch 133 Planning Board Procedural Rules and Regulations
- Ch 135 Zoning Board of Appeals Regulations
- Ch 136 Comprehensive Permits
- Ch 137 Historical Commission Policies and Procedures
- Ch 138 Community Preservation Committee Rules and Regulations
- Ch 140 Board of Selectmen
- Ch 145 Board of Health
- Ch 146 Sewer Commission Rules and Regulations
- Ch 147 Wetlands Protection Bylaw Rules
- Ch 147 Art IX Appeal
- § 147-29 Appeal of permit.
- § 147-30 Appeal timeframe.
- § 147-31 Appeals content.
- § 147-32 through § 147-38. (Reserved)
- Ch 148 Water Department Regulations
- Appendix
- Ch A150 General Laws and Special Acts
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
Any person aggrieved by the decision of the Conservation Commission,
whether previously a party to the preceding, may appeal according
to the Massachusetts General Laws.
The appeal shall be made within 10 days of the signing and/or
issuance of said decision, whichever is the later. Notice of the appeal
and a copy of the complaint shall be sent by certified mail, or hand
delivered, to the Commission, its authorized representative or assigns,
and the Town Counsel to be received within the ten-day appeal period.
A.
The appeal shall contain any facts pertinent to the issue, a copy
of the decision being appealed bearing the date of filing thereof,
the complete name and address of the attorney, if any, representing
the person filing the appeal, and the relief being sought.
B.
If the complaint is filed by some person or persons other than the
original applicant, appellant or petitioner, such original applicant,
appellant, and all members of the Conservation Commission shall be
named as parties' defendant.
