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- Begin by entering your name, phone number, and address in the 'Appellant' section. Ensure all details are accurate for effective communication.
- Next, provide your email address and specify your property interest by selecting 'Property Owner' if applicable. Fill in the owner's details similarly.
- Input the Property Tax Parcel Number and Case File Number as required. This information is crucial for processing your appeal.
- Indicate the date of the decision being appealed and specify which zoning or ordinance sections relate to your appeal.
- Attach a statement detailing why you believe the decision is incorrect, what you believe should be correct, and how it affects you or your property.
- Finally, sign and date the form where indicated. If necessary, have a notary public witness your signature.
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