53 Pa. Stat. § 2554
Upon the report of said viewers, or any two of them, being filed in said court, any party may, within thirty days thereafter, file exceptions to the same, and the court shall have power to confirm said report, or to modify, change, or otherwise correct the same, or refer the same back to the same or new viewers with like power as to their report. Or within thirty days from the filing of any report in court, or the final action of the court upon the exceptions, any party whose property is taken, injured or destroyed, may appeal and demand a trial by jury, and any party interested therein may, within thirty days after final decree, have an appeal. If no exceptions are filed, or no demands made for trial by jury within the said thirty days after the filing of said report, the same shall become absolute. The said court of common pleas shall have power to order what notices shall be given in connection with any part of said proceedings and may make all such orders as it may deem requisite.
53 P.S. § 2554