§ 11-10. Appeals.

(a)

An appeal from any decision of the historic preservation board upon any matter initiated before such board may be taken to the village council by any citizen or property owner in the village who is aggrieved by such decision, or by any officer of the village. Any person desiring to appeal a decision of the board, shall, within ten working days from the date of such a decision, except when the appeal is of a demolition order, which shall be filed within 20 working days, file a written notice of appeal with the village clerk, who shall then send a written notice of such appeal to all persons previously notified by the historic preservation board on the subject property. The matter shall then be heard by the village council at its next meeting, provided at least ten days have intervened between the time of the filing of the notice of appeal and the date of such meeting. If ten days shall not intervene between the time of the filing of the notice and the date of the next meeting, then the appeal shall be head at the next following regular meeting of the village council.

(b)

An appeal will stay all proceedings in the matter appealed from until the final disposition of the appeal by the village council. Any appeal from a decision of the historic preservation board shall not be granted by the village council except by the affirmative vote of a simple majority of the members of the council.

(Ord. No. 742-17 , § 1, 11-21-17)