§ 28-1015. Public hearings.

(a)

In order that the owners of property involved and other legitimately interested parties may have fair opportunity to be heard, adequate notice shall be given of any public hearing required by the provisions of this article in the manner hereinafter defined or as may be otherwise specifically designated elsewhere in this article.

(b)

The notice to be given concerning any appeals or variances, conditional use permits or changes and amendments of this article shall be given by publishing a class 2 notice under Wis. Stats. ch. 985, and by giving due notice of the hearing to all parties in interest.

(c)

Due notice to parties in interest shall mean that the village clerk/treasurer will mail by ordinary postage reasonable advance notice of all hearings and meetings on any pending matter to the applicant and to owners of record of properties which are located within ten feet of the parcel involved in the application. In addition, at least ten days prior to written notice of any such hearings shall be given to the village clerk/treasurer of any municipality whose boundaries are within 1,00 feet of any lands included in the application. Failure of the office to accomplish such provision of notice shall not invalidate or prejudice the proceedings, provided that reasonable efforts were made to so notify the parties in interest.

(Code 1989, § 13-1-125; Ord. of 10-5-2004, § 13-1-125)