Indiana § 16-20-5.5-4 Appellant present at hearing; continuance does not affect timing
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Indiana Statutes

§ 16-20-5.5-4 — Appellant present at hearing; continuance does not affect timing requirements

Indiana § 16-20-5.5-4

Title 16HEALTH

Art. 20LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS

Ch. 5.5Appeal of Local Health Enforcement Actions

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Ind. Code § 16-20-5.5-4 (2026).

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The appellant, or a representative of the
appellant, must be present at a hearing conducted by the legislative
body. The failure of the local board of health or local health officer that
issued the enforcement action to be present is not a cause for
postponement of the hearing unless the local board of health or local
health officer requests and is granted a continuance. The granting of a
continuance does not modify any time requirements under this chapter.

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The appellant, or a representative of the
appellant, must be present at a hearing conducted by the legislative
body. The failure of the local board of health or local health officer that
issued the enforcement action to be present is not a cause for
postponement of the hearing unless the local board of health or local
health officer requests and is granted a continuance. The granting of a
continuance does not modify any time requirements under this chapter.