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The appeals application form must be accompanied by supportive data such as a written report or existing records (Ex: soil borings, well record). A scaled plot plan must be submitted showing measured locations of relevant items pertaining to subject appeal. |
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The appellant must submit to the Livingston County Department of Public Health the names and complete addresses of property owners who are within one-hundred (100) feet of the subject property, including vacant property. A notice will be sent by this Department notifying these persons of the Administrative Appeal hearing. |
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A fee must also accompany the application. The fee is to be payable to the Livingston County Department of Public Health. |
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After the Health Officer has reviewed your application for necessary information, you will receive notification of the time and place of the hearing. |
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No hearing will be scheduled within less than five (5) days nor more than forty-five (45) days after receipt of written application, fee, and a list of names and complete addresses of property owners within one-hundred (100) feet of subject property. |
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The Health Officer, (as the Hearing Officer), the inspecting sanitarian, and any other person(s) deemed necessary by the Department to be present at the Administrative Appeals Hearing. |
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In addition to supportive data, you may also have in attendance engineers, contractors, or legal representatives to lend support to your case. |
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At the discretion of the Health Officer, a decision may or may not be rendered at the time of the hearing. In either case, a written notification will be forwarded to you of the decision by the Health Officer within ten (10) days following the hearing of any administrative appeal. |
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The decision of the Health Officer shall be final unless within sixty (60) days of the decision a request in writing along with the appropriate fee is submitted to the Department requesting an appeal before the Board of Appeals. |
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Your request for a hearing before the Board of Appeals shall be reviewed and the opportunity for a hearing shall be granted at the discretion of the Board of Appeals. |
