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Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, it is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that the decision-making body receives all information relevant to its decision. If a decision-making body determines that it lacks sufficient information with respect to any aspect of a project over which it has jurisdiction, the application may be denied. However, action on an application may be postponed if the applicant agrees in writing to provide such information and to waive any time limits within which the application must be acted upon by the city and any limitations on the city's authority to require additional information.
(Ord. 2312 §19)
A. A decision of the filing officer, made pursuant to this chapter and relating to an application which will be considered by either the planning commission or director, may be appealed to the planning commission within ten (10) calendar days of the decision by filing an appeal with the director. The appeal shall state the decision appealed from and the basis of the appeal.
B. Any other decision of the filing officer or the permit coordination officer made pursuant to this chapter may be appealed to the city council pursuant to Chapter 2.80.
(Ord. 2312 §19, Ord. 2364 §62)
Nothing in this chapter shall be deemed or construed to:
A. Prohibit a filing officer from rejecting an application for filing when approval of the permit for which the application was submitted will conflict with any federal or state law or regulation or any city ordinance or regulation applicable to the proposed use of the property pursuant to the permit.
B. Prohibit a filing officer from rejecting an application for filing when an existing use or condition on the property proposed for the permit was commenced or created, or is being conducted or maintained, in violation of any federal or state law or regulation or any city ordinance or regulation applicable to the site, including but not limited to any condition of approval or mitigation measure applicable to the use or condition.
C. Require the approval or conditional approval of any application by a filing officer, the planning commission, or the city council.
D. Create or vest in any applicant the right to claim that an application has been automatically approved, or deemed to be so approved, or approved by operation of law or by operation of an estoppel against the city or any city officer, decision-maker, or decision-making body.
(Ord. 2312 §19)