(A) If the Landmark Commission finds the activity proposed by the applicant as not meeting any of the requirements in § 151.069(C), the Landmark Commission shall disapprove the application and so advise the applicant and Building Inspector in writing of the denial.
(B) Following the denial of the certificate of appropriateness by the Landmark Commission, the Commission secretary shall transmit to the owner a letter within five working days, stating the changes requested by the Landmark Commission before the certificate of appropriateness will be issued. The letter will address itself to the appropriate criteria and other points deemed pertinent by the Commission. If the owner agrees to the changes in writing to the Commission and the Commission is satisfied that the criteria in § 151.069(C) will be met, it shall issue a certificate of appropriateness; if not, the certificate of appropriateness shall be denied subject to appeal.
(1990 Code, § 12-136) (Ord. 79-671, passed 5-4-1979)