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20.12.090 <br />of appeal from the decision of the city <br />manager by the owner or party in inter- <br />est within thirty (30) days of the date <br />of the service of said decision or order, <br />the board shall entertain such appeal <br />and conduct a hearing thereon as pro- <br />vided in subsection B of this section. <br />The board of appeals shall notify the <br />owner or parties of interest of the hear- <br />ing date, post the property with a notice <br />of hearing and publish a notice of hear- <br />ing, all as provided in this chapter. <br />B. Hold a hearing as required by <br />subsection A of this section, within <br />forty five (45) days after receipt of <br />appeal, to hear such testimony as may <br />be presented by any department of the <br />city or the owner, occupant, mortgagee, <br />lessee or any other person having an <br />interest. <br />C. Make written findings of fact <br />within thirty (30) days of the date of <br />first hearing. <br />D. The board shall uphold, reverse or <br />modify the city manager's decision. <br />(Prior Code § 2-13.37) <br />20.12.100 Notification: <br />A notice given by the board of ap- <br />peals shall be served personally or be <br />sent by registered or certified mail, <br />postage prepaid, return receipt request- <br />ed, to the person owning the land on <br />which the building or structure is lo- <br />cated, as such person's name and ad- <br />dress appears on the last equalized <br />assessment roll, and to a mortgagee or <br />beneficiary under any deed of trust of <br />record, at the last known address of <br />such mortgagee or beneficiary; pro- <br />vided, that if the whereabouts of such <br />persons are unknown and the same <br />cannot be ascertained by the chief <br />building official in the exercise of <br />reasonable diligence and the chief <br />building official shall make an affidavit <br />to that effect, then said notice shall be <br />served by publishing that once each <br />week for two (2) consecutive weeks in <br />a newspaper published in the city and <br />by posting said notice on the property <br />prior to the date of first publication. <br />Such notice shall contain, among other <br />things, the following information: <br />A. Name of owner or other persons <br />interested, as provided in this section; <br />B. Street address and legal descrip- <br />tion of the property on which such a <br />building or structure is located; <br />C. A general description of the mat- <br />ter which is being appealed; <br />D. The owner's right of appeal to the <br />city council. (Ord. 1869 § 3, 2002; <br />Prior Code § 2-13.38) <br />20.12.110 Appeal To Council: <br />A. Any person aggrieved or alleging <br />error by the action of the board of <br />appeals in the administration or en- <br />forcement of this chapter may make <br />application to the city clerk in the <br />manner prescribed by the city council <br />within seven (7) days from the date of <br />the action that is appealed. <br />B. Application shall be accompanied <br />by a verification by at least one of the <br />petitioners, attested before a notary <br />public or person authorized to adminis- <br />ter oaths, or by a sworn declaration <br />under penalty of perjury. <br />C. A public hearing shall be held by <br />the city council within thirty (30) days <br />from the date of the appeal. Notice of <br />time, place and purpose of the hearing <br />708-1 (Pleasanton April 2003) <br />