People appealing a county board decision must serve notice within 20 days after publication, and the county auditor prepares a court transcript once the required bond and fees are provided.
People appealing a county board decision must serve written notice within 20 days after the decision is published. The notice recipient depends on who appeals.
A person appealing a county board decision must serve written notice on an authorized recipient. These rules apply to appeals from county board decisions, whether brought by an aggrieved person or the county state's attorney. A person aggrieved by the decision may serve notice on the county auditor, a county commissioner, the county state's attorney, or someone the board appointed by resolution to accept notice. If the state's attorney appeals, notice must be served on the people affected by the decision. After the required bond is filed and fees are paid, the county auditor must prepare a full transcript of the board proceedings about the decision and deliver it to the court clerk. The appeal notice must be served within 20 days after the board publishes its decision.
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