§ 30-59. Review of orders and decisions.

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Any person aggrieved by any nonlegislative order or decision of the board shall have the right to petition the board for a rehearing and reconsideration of any order, regulation or decision. Such petition must be filed within ten days following the rendition of such order, regulation or decision. The effect of the filing of a petition for a rehearing shall operate to stay the order or decision sought to be reviewed until the petition is disposed of. If a petition for rehearing has been denied, such aggrieved party may have such order or decision reviewed by certiorari to the county circuit court or by such other proceedings as may be prescribed by court rules, within 30 days after the disposition of their petition for rehearing. The proceedings before the board shall be deemed quasijudicial in nature, and such review shall be limited to the record made before the board.

(Ord. No. 88-90, § 34)

                    
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