§ 5830 Petition Hearing Continuation

This rule says the board must look at a petition at the time and place written in the notice, and they can delay the hearing but only for up to 90 days total.

Key Takeaways

•The board must hold the hearing at the date, time, and place listed in the notice.
•They are allowed to postpone the hearing if needed.
•All postponements together can’t add up to more than ninety days.

Example

A homeowner asks the city board to change a zoning rule and gets a notice saying the hearing will be on June 1 at City Hall.

The board has to discuss the request on June 1 at City Hall, but if they need more time they can push the hearing back a few times, as long as all the delays together don’t go past 90 days.

At the time and place specified in the notice the board of supervisors shall consider the petition and may continue the hearing from time to time not exceeding a period of ninety days. (Enacted by Stats. 1937, Ch. 368.)

This rule says the board must look at a petition at the time and place written in the notice, and they can delay the hearing but only for up to 90 days total.

Key Takeaways

•The board must hold the hearing at the date, time, and place listed in the notice.
•They are allowed to postpone the hearing if needed.
•All postponements together can’t add up to more than ninety days.

Example

A homeowner asks the city board to change a zoning rule and gets a notice saying the hearing will be on June 1 at City Hall.

The board has to discuss the request on June 1 at City Hall, but if they need more time they can push the hearing back a few times, as long as all the delays together don’t go past 90 days.

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