Vermont § 1201 - Definitions As used in this chapter:
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§ 1201. Definitions As used in this chapter:
- (1) “Contested hearing” means one of the following: (A) A case in which an applicant for a land use permit under 10 V.S.A. chapter 151 is required to obtain local Act 250 review of municipal impacts by a municipality
that has taken steps required under section 4420 of this title to allow it to conduct that local review. (B) A hearing, under chapter 117 of this title, which will be subject to review on the
record, as determined under procedures established in that chapter. (C) A hearing which a provision of law requires to be heard according to procedures established
in this chapter. (D) A hearing by a municipal body which is not required by law to be conducted according
to procedures established in this chapter, but which the municipality elects to conduct
in accordance with this chapter. (2) “Directly or indirectly interested” means a financial or personal involvement in the
contested hearing or with any party. (3) “Local board” means the entity authorized to conduct a contested hearing. (4)(A) “Party,” for purposes of proceedings under chapter 117 of this title, other than those
related to local Act 250 review of municipal impacts, means “interested person,” as
defined by subsection 4465
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