All appeals from any order, requirement, decision
or determination of the Building Inspector, the Village Clerk or Village
Clerk-Treasurer or any administrative official charged with the enforcement
of any ordinance shall explicitly set forth the order, requirement,
decision or determination appealed from, the date of such order or
decision, etc., and the grounds upon which the appeal is made. The
appeal shall be set forth in writing upon the form supplied by the
Village Clerk or Village Clerk-Treasurer. All such appeals shall have
annexed thereto and made a part thereof all the surveys, drawings,
plans, etc., necessary for the proper consideration and determination
of the appeal. The Board of Appeals, at its discretion, may require
further exhibits or other proof. All appeals shall be filed in duplicate
with the Village Clerk or Village Clerk-Treasurer, who shall thereupon
deliver one copy thereof to the Building Inspector. All such appeals
must be served and filed within 10 days after the entry of the order,
requirement, decision or determination appealed from. This section
shall not be applied to limit the time of appeal as to any ruling
of the Building Inspector or the issuance of any building permit or
certificate of occupancy by said Building Inspector; but the time
of appeal as to any such ruling, issuance of building permit or issuance
of certificate of occupancy by said Building Inspector prior to the
adoption hereof shall expire 30 days subsequent to the adoption and
filing of these rules by the Board of Appeals thereof with the Village
Clerk or Village Clerk-Treasurer, as Clerk of the Board of Appeals.
All notices or other papers to be served upon
the Board of Appeals shall be sent by registered mail to or shall
be served personally upon the Village Clerk or Village Clerk-Teasurer.
All parties filing an appeal or application with the Board of Appeals
shall designate therein an address to which any notices in connection
with such appeal or application shall be sent, and all notices from
the Board of Appeals mailed or left at such address will be deemed
served upon the party giving such address; and such party shall be
entitled to no further notice. When any party to any appeal or application
is represented by agent or attorney, notice thereof shall be filed
with the Board, giving the address of such agent or attorney; and
thereafter, service upon such agent or attorney, at such address,
will be deemed property service upon such party.
After the filing with the Board of Appeals of
any such notice of appeal or application, a public hearing meeting
shall be called to hear such appeal or application; and notice of
the hour, date and place appointed for such hearing shall be served
by mail or personally upon the appellant or applicant or his agent
or attorney, as hereinbefore provided, and such other parties as the
Board may direct. Where the matter to be decided, in the opinion of
the Board, particularly concerns a particular area or specifically
affects the owners of property adjoining and abutting the premises
involved in such appeal or application, the Board may provide for
the giving of such further notice as it may deem advisable or advantageous
to obtain a full hearing and satisfactory determination of the question.
The Board of Appeals may also, of its own motion, give such further
notice as it may deem necessary or desirable.