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§ 645-129 — Appeal of actions of director of the department of public works

Revised Code of the Consolidated City and County of Indianapolis-Marion County (Supp. No. 47, Update 2: codified through Ordinance No. 42, 2026, passed June 1, 2026) · Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 645-129

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Sec. 645-129. - Appeal of actions of director of the department of public works.

Any action or decision of the director of the department of public works: (1) To accept or reject all or part of a registration statement pursuant to section 645-127; (2) To transfer or not to transfer a registration statement pursuant to section 645-125; (3) To revoke or not to revoke a registration statement pursuant to section 645-128; or (4) To accept or not accept the cancellation of a registration statement pursuant to section 645-128; may be appealed by any interested entity or person to the board of public works by filing, with the director of the department of public works, a written request for a hearing, including a statement of such entity's or person's interest in the action and such entity's or person's objections to such action. Such request must be filed with such director not later than ten (10) days after notice of such action is given. The appeal hearing shall be scheduled before such board to occur not later than thirty (30) days after such request is filed. Notice shall be given to the entity or person making such request identifying the time, place, and date of the appeal hearing at least ten (10) days prior to the scheduled date of the appeal hearing. At the appeal hearing, such board may hear any evidence it deems relevant. After the appeal hearing, such board may confirm, reverse, or modify the action or decision made by such director and make any other order as it deems necessary or prudent. The order of such board shall be a final administrative decision, subject to further appeal or review as provided by law. Such board shall issue its findings of fact and order not later than twenty-one (21) days after the appeal hearing. Said findings of fact and order shall be in writing and shall be delivered to the entity or person making the request or the appeal.

(G.O. 85, 1998, § 1; G.O. 15, 2001, § 93)