Any person affected by any notice which has been issued in connection
with the enforcement of any provision of this article may request
and shall be granted a hearing on the matter by the Town Attorney,
or his designee, provided that such person shall, within 48 hours
after service of a notice, file in the office of the Town Attorney
a signed, written notice of appeal, requesting a hearing and setting
forth a brief statement of the reasons therefor. Upon receipt of such
notice of appeal, the Town Attorney, or his designee, shall forthwith
set a time and place for such hearing and shall give the person appealing
notice thereof. The hearing shall be commenced not later than 14 days
after the request is made, provided that for good cause the Town Attorney,
or his designee, may postpone such hearing for a reasonable time.
The Town Attorney shall determine such appeals as promptly as practicable.
If, after the hearing, the Town Attorney finds that no violation exists
or that such unusual, extraordinary or undue hardship shall occur
as a result of strict adherence to the notice of violation, he shall
direct the Enforcement Officer to withdraw the notice. If he finds
that a violation does exist, he shall affirm the contents of such
notice of violation and order compliance therewith.
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