6B.5 CHALLENGES TO COMMISSIONERS -- FILLING VACANCIES
ON COMMISSION.
1. Persons appointed by the chief judge to serve on the
compensation commission are excused from the commission if they are
removed for cause, stricken by a challenge pursuant to this section,
unavailable to serve on the commission, or fail to act in their
capacity as commissioners.
2. The applicant may challenge one commissioner without stating
cause and the person or persons representing the fee ownership
interest in the property may challenge one commissioner without
stating cause. A challenge to the appointment of a commissioner
shall be filed, in writing, with the sheriff not less than seven days
prior to the meeting of the compensation commission, and shall be
mailed to the other party by ordinary mail on the day of filing. An
alternate commissioner may not be challenged without cause. A
challenge filed less than seven days prior to the meeting of the
commission shall have no effect.
3. If a person is excused from the commission, the sheriff shall
select and notify, not less than twenty-four hours prior to the
meeting, the alternate commissioners appointed for that condemnation
proceeding, to complete the membership of the commission. Alternate
commissioners selected and notified shall have the same
qualifications as the person who is being replaced. If no alternates
have been appointed, the chief judge of the judicial district shall
appoint another person from the list, possessing the same
qualifications as the person who is being replaced to complete the
membership of the commission.
4. The sheriff shall notify alternate commissioners in the order
directed by the chief judge, and the alternate commissioner first
notified who is available to serve as a compensation commissioner
shall serve in the place of the commissioner who was unable to serve
or who was stricken from the panel.
5. If a person is excused from the commission, the applicant and
the property owner may stipulate in writing to the selection and
notification of a particular alternate having the same qualifications
as the person who is being replaced, to complete the membership of
the commission. Such stipulation shall be filed with the sheriff not
less than seventy-two hours prior to the meeting of the commission.
6B.5 CHALLENGES TO COMMISSIONERS -- FILLING VACANCIES
ON COMMISSION.
1. Persons appointed by the chief judge to serve on the
compensation commission are excused from the commission if they are
removed for cause, stricken by a challenge pursuant to this section,
unavailable to serve on the commission, or fail to act in their
capacity as commissioners.
2. The applicant may challenge one commissioner without stating
cause and the person or persons representing the fee ownership
interest in the property may challenge one commissioner without
stating cause. A challenge to the appointment of a commissioner
shall be filed, in writing, with the sheriff not less than seven days
prior to the meeting of the compensation commission, and shall be
mailed to the other party by ordinary mail on the day of filing. An
alternate commissioner may not be challenged without cause. A
challenge filed less than seven days prior to the meeting of the
commission shall have no effect.
3. If a person is excused from the commission, the sheriff shall
select and notify, not less than twenty-four hours prior to the
meeting, the alternate commissioners appointed for that condemnation
proceeding, to complete the membership of the commission. Alternate
commissioners selected and notified shall have the same
qualifications as the person who is being replaced. If no alternates
have been appointed, the chief judge of the judicial district shall
appoint another person from the list, possessing the same
qualifications as the person who is being replaced to complete the
membership of the commission.
4. The sheriff shall notify alternate commissioners in the order
directed by the chief judge, and the alternate commissioner first
notified who is available to serve as a compensation commissioner
shall serve in the place of the commissioner who was unable to serve
or who was stricken from the panel.
5. If a person is excused from the commission, the applicant and
the property owner may stipulate in writing to the selection and
notification of a particular alternate having the same qualifications
as the person who is being replaced, to complete the membership of
the commission. Such stipulation shall be filed with the sheriff not
less than seventy-two hours prior to the meeting of the commission.
6B.5 CHALLENGES TO COMMISSIONERS -- FILLING VACANCIES
ON COMMISSION.
1. Persons appointed by the chief judge to serve on the
compensation commission are excused from the commission if they are
removed for cause, stricken by a challenge pursuant to this section,
unavailable to serve on the commission, or fail to act in their
capacity as commissioners.
2. The applicant may challenge one commissioner without stating
cause and the person or persons representing the fee ownership
interest in the property may challenge one commissioner without
stating cause. A challenge to the appointment of a commissioner
shall be filed, in writing, with the sheriff not less than seven days
prior to the meeting of the compensation commission, and shall be
mailed to the other party by ordinary mail on the day of filing. An
alternate commissioner may not be challenged without cause. A
challenge filed less than seven days prior to the meeting of the
commission shall have no effect.
3. If a person is excused from the commission, the sheriff shall
select and notify, not less than twenty-four hours prior to the
meeting, the alternate commissioners appointed for that condemnation
proceeding, to complete the membership of the commission. Alternate
commissioners selected and notified shall have the same
qualifications as the person who is being replaced. If no alternates
have been appointed, the chief judge of the judicial district shall
appoint another person from the list, possessing the same
qualifications as the person who is being replaced to complete the
membership of the commission.
4. The sheriff shall notify alternate commissioners in the order
directed by the chief judge, and the alternate commissioner first
notified who is available to serve as a compensation commissioner
shall serve in the place of the commissioner who was unable to serve
or who was stricken from the panel.
5. If a person is excused from the commission, the applicant and
the property owner may stipulate in writing to the selection and
notification of a particular alternate having the same qualifications
as the person who is being replaced, to complete the membership of
the commission. Such stipulation shall be filed with the sheriff not
less than seventy-two hours prior to the meeting of the commission.
