Arkansas § 14-363-307 Judicial review

Arkansas Statutes

§ 14-363-307 — Judicial review

Arkansas § 14-363-307

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Ark. Code Ann. § 14-363-307 (2026).

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(a)Any persons aggrieved by any zoning regulations adopted pursuant to this subchapter or by any order or ruling upon an application for a permit or variance may, within thirty (30) days thereof, appeal to the circuit court of the county within which the structure or object of natural growth in question is located.

(b)After such notice as the court shall direct to the parties interested, including all political subdivisions affected, a hearing shall be held before the court at a time and place fixed by it.

(c)(1) By its decree, the court may annul, affirm, or alter the regulations, order, or ruling complained of if it finds that the applicable rules of law so require.

(2)In all cases, any findings of fact that may have been made by the board, commission, or agency founded upon substant

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(a) Any persons aggrieved by any zoning regulations adopted pursuant to this subchapter or by any order or ruling upon an application for a permit or variance may, within thirty (30) days thereof, appeal to the circuit court of the county within which the structure or object of natural growth in question is located. (b) After such notice as the court shall direct to the parties interested, including all political subdivisions affected, a hearing shall be held before the court at a time and place fixed by it. (c) (1) By its decree, the court may annul, affirm, or alter the regulations, order, or ruling complained of if it finds that the applicable rules of law so require. (2) In all cases, any findings of fact that may have been made by the board, commission, or agency founded upon substantial evidence shall be accepted by the courts as conclusive.