(A) Minor or quasi-judicial amendments to the comprehensive plan or zoning maps are those which involve one parcel or a small group of parcels and which will not have any significant impact on other lands.
(B) Minor amendments require at least one public hearing before the Planning Commission. If approved by the Commission, the City Council will also conduct at least one hearing prior to making the final decision. If denied by the Planning Commission, the applicant may appeal that decision to the City Council in accordance with the city's appeal procedures.
(C) The following criteria shall be addressed by the Planning Commission and City Council, along with any other considerations that may be unique or appropriate to the application being processed.
(1) The proposal shall be consistent with the city's adopted goals and policies pertaining to land use, growth and development.
(2) The proposal shall be consistent with all applicable statewide planning goals.
(3) A conceptual or specific development plan shall accompany the application to show how the site will be developed and to show that proper facilities, services and utilities can be provided by the developer or other provider to serve the site needs.
(Ord. 225, passed 10-20-1994, § 27.5)