Tulare County Municipal Code Art. 7 Judicial Review

(a) BOARD DECISION FINAL: The determination and decision by the Board on an appeal of a Solid Waste Director decision under Section 4-03-1080 of Article 1, the determination and decision by the Board on a permit or on any conditions to a permit appealed to the Board under Article 4, the determination and decision by the Board after the conclusion of any public hearing required by Article 5, and the determination and decision by the Board on an appeal of any decision on the termination of service to a Customer under Article 6 shall be final.

(b) WAITING PERIOD FOR RENEWED APPLICATION OR REQUEST: An applicant or Franchise Hauler may not submit an application for the same or a portion of the same Service Area determined adversely to it pursuant to Article 5, and a Franchise Hauler may not submit a new request for an increase or decrease in the same class of rates determined adversely to it pursuant to Article 5, for a period of six (6) months after said determination has been made, unless the Board finds that the public interest requires reconsideration of the matter within a shorter period of time.

(c) JUDICIAL REVIEW OF DECISION: Judicial review of a final decision of the Board of Supervisors under this Chapter 3 shall be made pursuant to Section 1094.6 of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California. The method of judicial review, the time limits for judicial review, and all of the other provisions of said Section 1094.6 shall govern such judicial review. When giving written notice to the applicant, a Franchise Hauler or any interested party of the County's final decision, a County hearing officer shall provide notice that the time within which judicial review must be sought is governed by said Section 1094.6.

(Repealed and replaced by Ord. No. 3596, effective 12-07-21)