The decision of the hearing officer after the hearing shall be final and shall be
in writing and served upon the petitioner by mail to the address given in the petition
within fifteen (15) days after the petition for hearing is filed. In the event the
hearing officer fails to conduct such a hearing, announce and serve his decision within
fifteen (15) days after the petition for such hearing is filed, the tax collector
shall release the seized property to the assessee. Failure of the hearing officer
to reach, announce and serve his decision within said fifteen (15) day period shall
not, however, affect the validity of the tax, and if the hearing officer announces
and serves his decision that the property should be sold to pay the taxes after the
fifteen (15) day period, the released property may again be seized and sold without
further opportunity to a hearing. If the assessee prevails at the hearing, then the
tax collector shall release the seized property to the assessee.
(Ord. No. 1847, § 1, 7-26-77)
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