§ 222-48. Hearing; appeal from orders or directives.

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The board shall grant a hearing to any person who shall feel aggrieved by any order or directive of the board, upon application filed within 15 days from receipt thereof. At such hearing, the petitioner may appear, present witnesses and submit evidence. Following such hearing, the board shall make its order or directive, and, unless appeal is taken therefrom as hereinafter provided, the same shall be final and conclusive. Such order or directive shall be subject to review and trial de novo as a cause in equity upon petition filed within 15 days of the issuance of such order or directive in the circuit court of the county of Brevard. Except in case of an emergency affecting the public health, any order or directive shall be stayed pending the hearing before the board and, in case of appeal, pending final determination of the matter by the court. Any order or directive shall be subject to modification or revision by the board upon the petition of any party adversely affected thereby.

(Laws of Fla. ch. 59-1119, § 12)

                    
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