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commission whose advice and recommendation may, in the opinion of the Commission, assist in fulfilling its duties herein. ii. Determine the development proposal warrants the input and advice of an expert planning or traffic consultant and specifically require the applicant to either produce such a report, at its own costs, or to otherwise recommend that the City retain such consultation services by agreement with the applicant on the terms and the costs thereof; provided, however, that a developer shall not be required to produce a planning report or to pay for a planning consultant retained by the City unless it is impracticable for the office of the Director of Planning to provide such planning service to the Commission due to time constraints in her office, the size or complexity of the development proposal or the expert planning services determined by the Commission to be warranted, or for other similar good cause recommended by the Director of Planning. (2) In making its determinations and proposed changes pursuant to this section, the Planning Commission shall: i. Review the recommendations, reports or comments issued by the Director of Planning, Building Official, and any other City official, department, board or commission to which the proposal was referred. ii. Receive and consider complaints, comments and recommendations from the public. iii. Receive and consider reports or recommendations provided by the applicant's experts. (e) Time for Review. The Planning Commission shall, within sixty days of its first review of a proposal, make its determinations and changes, if any are required, unless this period of time is extended, either with the consent of the applicant, because of delay attributable to the applicant, or due to application to the Board of Zoning Appeals. 1126.08 REFERRAL BY PLANNING COMMISSION TO COUNCIL. All development plans and applications for building permits, following Planning Commission's review and the making of its determinations and proposed changes as authorized by this chapter, shall be forwarded to the Building, Zoning and Development (BZD) Committee of Council and then to Council as a whole for final approval or rejection. The Planning Commission shall, in writing, provide the BZD and Council with its determinations of significant adverse impact and any changes to the proposal which address, and either eliminate or ameliorate, the significant adverse impact found by the Commission. If the application is approved by a majority of the members elected to Council, and if the applicant meets all other applicable conditions under local and state law, the Building Official shall issue the applicant a building permit. 1126.09 PROCEDURE FOR MINOR CHANGES. (a) Definition. "Minor changes" means: