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Section 7 (a) provides, in part, that “All plans, elevations, and other information deemed necessary by the Board to determine the appropriateness of the exterior features to be passed upon shall be made available to the Board by the applicant...”
Section 7 (c) states that “. . . the standard to be used by the ARB or Town Council on appeal shall be the exterior style, design, texture, material and colors used in the Town of Washington, Virginia from the date of its founding through 1900.”
The Historic District Ordinance also provides that in case of disapproval of an application by the ARB, the board shall convey its reasons in writing and may make recommendations to the applicant of alternative appropriate styles, materials, textures or colors which could be used on the building.
The ordinance states that “Appeals may be taken to the Town Council by any person aggrieved by the ruling of the ARB.” (Section 10, a)
Section 11 (a) further provides for an appeal of the decision of the Town Council to the Circuit Court, provided that it is filed within 30 days of the council’s decision.
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