108-22-8 Conflict Between Boundaries Of Study Area Or Identified Hazard
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Where there is a conflict between the boundaries of an identified natural hazard study area and actual field conditions, or where detailed investigations show that the identified hazard is not present within a particular area, the conflict shall be settled as follows:
The person disputing the natural hazard study area boundary shall submit technical and geologic evidence to support such claim to the city engineer in the form of a site-specific natural hazard report. The city engineer may request outsourced qualified professionals to review the evidence and make a recommendation prior to making a final written decision concerning the dispute. The cost of the outsourced qualified professional's review shall be paid by the person disputing the boundary. The city engineer may allow modifications to the boundary only if the evidence clearly and conclusively establishes that the natural hazard study area boundary location is incorrect, or that the identified hazard is not present within a particular area.