11.12.050 Appeal Authority
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The official Interlaken code is at https://www.interlakenut.gov/documents-02.
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A. The Appeal Authority shall hear and decide requests for variances from the terms of the Land Use Title. An adverse decision by the Appeal Authority in variance matters may be appealed to district court pursuant to Utah law.
B. The Town Council shall be the appeal authority for review of constitutional takings issues.
C. Appeal of an administrative order issued by a Town administrative law judge shall be made directly to district court within 30 days of the issuance of the order.
D. Except as provided in this Section, the Town Council shall be the appeal authority of all non- variance land use decisions in which the Town Council has not first acted as the land use authority. Appeal of such decisions shall be made to the Town Council within 30 days of the decision being appealed. The standard of review by the Town Council shall be de novo. An adverse decision by the Town Council acting as appeal authority may be appealed to district court pursuant to Utah law.
E. Appeal shall be made directly to district court of all non-variance land use decisions in which the Town Council has acted as the land use authority. In acting as the land use authority, the Town Council shall keep a written record of its proceedings in the form of minutes or other records.
F. Each appeal authority shall keep a written record of its appeal proceedings.