Land Use Appeals Board (Hybrid)

Description

This Land Use Appeals Board (LUAB) is a hybrid quasi-judicial hybrid public hearing. LUAB holds hearings the first Friday of the month, unless indicated otherwise. If there are no appeals filed, the hearing will be canceled.

All appeals to the LUAB are limited to the record of the original public hearing and no new testimony or evidence may be introduced. LUABmay uphold the decision of the LUHO, or it may remand the case back to the original Hearing Officer for reconsideration on specific issues. LUAB also determines whether a person or entity has standing to appeal or intervene in an appeal at the hearing.

A quasi-judical hybrid meeting is hearing style meeting where a quorum of the board members or the hearing officers meet in-person at a physical location, and those with a direct interest in the hearing can attend either in-person or virtually. The rest of the board, staff and general public participate virtually. If you are being sworn in and want to appear virtually, you must have a working computer or phone with a camera to participate.

The public and the media can view or listen to the meetings in the following ways:
Live Meeting
Recorded meeting

The meeting will be captioned on the screen as well. Visit the Speak at a Hybird CEB/CESM Hearing page to find information on speaking virtually or in-person, as well as a link to an online form to sign up to speak.