10-10-5 Application
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Application made to the Planning Commission shall contain the following:
1. Site Plan: A site plan and elevations (as may be necessary) which are drawn to scale, showing how all existing and proposed buildings will occupy the site.
2. Reason, Justification: The reason and justification for such conditional use and how adjacent properties will be affected by the conditional use.
3. List of Property Owners: A list of all property owners within a radius of three hundred feet (300’) of the requested conditional use. The City shall send by registered mail a letter which states the purpose of requested zone change which would extend an invitation to attend and participate in the scheduled public hearing.
4. Fee: A nonrefundable filing fee set by resolution as listed in the City fee schedule. (Ord. 2000-4-12, 4-12-2000)
10-10-6:
Procedure
1. Submit Application: The applicant shall submit the application for a conditional use permit (which is available at City Hall) for a zone change to the Planning Commission.
2. Consideration: The application together with all pertinent information shall be considered by the Planning Commission at its next regularly scheduled meeting.
3. Public Hearing: The Planning Commission may call a specific public hearing on any application after adequate notice if it is deemed in the public interest.
4. Action by Planning Commission: The Planning Commission shall take action on the application by the second regularly meeting of the Planning Commission after the filing date.
5. Recommendation to City Council: The Planning Commission shall submit recommendation along with application to the City Council for its consideration within thirty (30) days after the public hearing (if one is held), unless an agreement is reached by the applicant and the Planning Commission to table the matter until the next regular decision making meeting of the Planning Commission. Failure of the Planning Commission to table or submit its recommendation within the prescribed time shall be deemed a recommended approval by such Commission of the proposed change or amendment.
6. City Council Decision: The City Council, after fifteen (15) days’ notice for a public hearing which has been posted and published according to Utah Code Annotated section 10-3-711, may approve or deny a conditional use permit. The City Council may overrule the Planning Commission’s recommendation by a majority vote of its members. (Ord. 2000-4-12, 4-1 2-2000)