Chapter 25 ZONING ORDINANCE.
Article 27. Conditional Use Permits.
Sec. 25-27-50. Appeals.
The planning commission action on the conditional use permit shall be
final unless, within fourteen calendar days after the decision, the applicant or
any other person including the city council, any individual city council member,
or the city manager, not satisfied with the decision of the planning commission,
may appeal to the city council. No conflict of interest shall exist solely by
reason of the filing of an appeal by the city council, an individual city
council member, or the city manager. Any appeal shall be filed with the city
clerk and, except an appeal by the city council, a council member, or the city
manager, shall be accompanied by a filing fee as prescribed by city council
resolution. The city clerk shall set a date for a public hearing and shall give
notice to the appellant, the applicant and neighboring property owners in the
manner provided in Section 25-27-20.
The zoning administrator’s action
on the minor conditional use permit shall be final unless, within ten calendar
days after the decision, the applicant or any other person not satisfied with
the decision of the zoning administrator, may appeal in writing to the planning
commission. Said appeal shall be accompanied by a filing fee as prescribed by
city council resolution. At its next regular meeting after the filing of such
appeal, the planning commission shall set a date for a public hearing and shall
give notice to the appellant, the applicant and neighboring property owners.
(Amended during the March 2009 supplement.)
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