In addition to the public hearing notice required in § 154.222, the following notices shall also be given when a proposal is submitted to amend the official zoning map;
(A) Notice of the hearing shall be posted conspicuously on the property, the classification of which is proposed to be changed. Said posting shall consist of one or more
clearly depicting the following information: current zoning classification of property; proposed zoning classification; legal description of proposed
change area; date and time of public hearing; and address, including the phone number where additional information regarding hearing may be obtained; and
(B) Notice of the hearing shall be given at least 14 days in advance of the hearing by first-class mail, with certification by the commission secretary or other officer of the
that the notice was mailed to an owner of every parcel of property adjoining the property, the classification of which is proposed to be changed. Where said property adjoins a street or
, property abutting the opposite side of such street or
shall be considered adjoining property. It shall be the duty of the
or
proposing the map amendment to furnish to the
the names and addresses of the owners of all adjoining property within 500 feet of the area to be rezoned. Records maintained by the Property Valuation Administrator may be relied upon conclusively to determine the identity and address of the owner. If the property is in condominium or cooperative forms of ownership, the
notified by mail shall be the president or chairman of the owner group which administers property commonly owned by the condominium or cooperative owners. A joint notice may be mailed to two or more co- owners of an adjoining property who are listed in the Property Valuation Administrator’s records as having the same address.
(Ord. 0-11-82, passed 11-3-82; Am. Ord. O-21-04, passed 10-12-04)