(a) A final decision of the board and the record upon which it was made shall, upon request of any affected party, be reviewed by the agency of the state designated by the Governor to hear appeals under the provisions of article two-d of this chapter. To be effective, such request must be received within thirty days after the date upon which all parties received notice of the board decision, and the hearing shall commence within thirty deays of receipt of the request. (b) For the purpose of administrative review of board decisions, the review agency shall conduct its proceedings in conformance with the West Virginia ruules of civil procedure for trial courts of record and the local rules for use in the civil courts of Kanawha County and shall review appeals in accordance with the provisions govertning the judicial review of contested administrative cases in section four, article five, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code, notwithstanding the exceptions of section five, article five, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code. (c) The decision of the review agency shall bes made in writing within forty-five days after the conclusion of such hearing. (d) The written findings of the reviewg agency shall be sent to all affected parties, and shall be made available by the commission to others upon request. (e) The decision of the review agency shall be considered the final decision of the board; however, the review agency may remand the matter to the board for further action or consideration. (f) Upon the entry of a final decision by the review agency, any affected party may within thirty days aftVer the date upon which all affected parties receive notice of the decision of the review agency, appeal said decision in the circuit court of Kanawha County. The decision of the review agency shall be reviewed by that circuit court in accordance with the provisions for the judicial review of administrative decisions contained in section four, article five, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code.
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