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2004-153
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12/7/2004
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0 0 <br />1126.05 PLANNING AND ZONING CODE 54 <br />(5) Determine whether the development proposal wanants the input and <br />advice of an expert planning or traffic consultant and, if so, specifically <br />require the applicant to either produce such a report, at its own costs, or <br />to otherwise recommend that the City retain such consultation services <br />by agreement with the applicant on the terms and the costs thereof; <br />provided, however, that a developer shall not be required to produce a <br />planning consultant report or to pay for a planning consultant retained by <br />the City unless it is impracticable for the off'ice of the Director of <br />Planning to provide such planning service to the Commission due to time <br />constraints in her office, the size or complexity of the development <br />proposal or the expert planning services determined by the Commission <br />to be warranted, or for other similar good cause recommended by the <br />Director of Planning. <br />(e) Time for Review. The Planning Commission shall, within sixty days of its first <br />review of a proposal, make its determinations and changes, if any are required, unless this <br />period of time is extended, either with the consent of the applicant or because of delay <br />attributable to the applicant. <br />(Ord. 2003-144. Passed 3-3-04.) <br />1126.05 REFERR.AL BY PLANNING COMMISSION TO COUNCIL. <br />All applications for building permits, following Planning Commission's review and the <br />making of its determinations and proposed changes as authorized by tb.is chapter, shall be <br />forwarded to the Building, Zoning and Development (BZD) Committee of Council and then to <br />Council as a whole for final approval or rejection. The Planning Commission shall, in writing, <br />provide the BZD and Council with its determinations of significant adverse impact and any <br />changes to the proposal which address, and either eliminate or ameliorate, the significant <br />adverse impact found by the Commission. If the application is approved by a majority of the <br />members elected to Council, and if the applicant meets all other applicable conditions under <br />local and state Iaw, the Building Official shall issue the applicant a building permit. <br />(Ord. 90-125. Passed 5-21-91.) <br />1126.06 PROCEDURE FOR "MINOR CHANGES." <br />(a) Definition. "Minor changes" means: <br />(1) Proposed slight modifications in approved applications for building <br />permits, which are requested followmg final approval of an application <br />under this chapter; and <br />(2) Proposed slight alterations to existing buildings, parking areas or other <br />improvements whose construction is governed by this chapter. <br />A modification or alteration shall be considered "slight" if it does not significantly <br />concern or affect the review of the original proposal and the determinations made by the <br />Planning Commission under Section 1126.04, and if it in all respects complies with the zoning, <br />building and all other applicable codes of the City. <br />2004 Replacement
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