§ 29-122. Appeals to the Court.

(a)

In the event any person is aggrieved by a decision of the Commission under Division 4 or 5 (relating to the provisions of a permit or demolition by neglect), the aggrieved person may file an appeal with the Circuit Court within thirty (30) calendar days after the date upon which the Commission's decision is received. Review of the Commission's decision by the Court shall be based upon the record of the proceedings before the Commission.

(b)

There shall be no appeal to the Court from a decision of the Commission under Division 6 (either declaring the unclassified historic resource a Historic Site or property within a Historic District or deleting the resource from the plan). However, an appeal may be filed with the Court from the action of the District Council within thirty (30) days after service of the final decision of the District Council. Review of the District Council's action shall be based upon the record before the District Council.

(c)

When the Historic Preservation Commission renders a decision under Division 4 or 5 incidental to the classification of a historic resource as a Historic Site or property within a Historic District, the appeal period shall be stayed until thirty (30) days after service of the District Council's decision.

(CB-142-1981; CB-54-1984)