Any person aggrieved or any officer, department, board or bureau
of the Town affected by any decision of the Planning Commission may,
within 30 days after the decision appealed from, file a notice of
appeal with the Circuit Court. Upon the hearing of such appeal, the
decision of the Planning Commission shall be presumed by the Court
to be proper and to best serve the public interest. The burden of
proof shall be upon the appellant or appellants to show that the decision
appealed from was against the public interest and that the Planning
Commission's discretion, in rendering its decision, was not honestly
and fairly exercised or that such decision was arbitrary or procured
by fraud or unsupported by any substantial evidence or was unreasonable
or that such decision was beyond the powers of said Planning Commission
and was illegal. The Court shall have the power to affirm, modify
or reverse in whole or in part any decision appealed from and may
remand any case for the entering of a proper order or for further
proceedings, as the Court shall determine.