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<br />4 <br /> <br />tII <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Chapter 1 Development Procedures - Article 10 Relief Procedures <br /> <br />official may require a new study to validate the relief granted by the City <br />CounciL <br /> <br />(2) If the development application for which relief was granted is denied on other <br />grounds, a new petition for relief may be required. <br /> <br />(b) Effect of Permit Expiration or Extension. Where approval of the development <br />application was conditioned on satisfaction of the dedication or construction <br />requirement, the Engineering Director may require the applicant to submit a modified <br />application or supporting materials consistent with the relief granted by the City <br />Council on the petition. The relief granted on the petition shall remain in effect for <br />the period the development permit is in effect, and expire upon expiration of the <br />development permit. Extension of the development permit also shall result in <br />extension of the relief granted on the petition. <br /> <br />Division 4: Vested Rights Petition <br /> <br />Section 1.10.4.1 <br /> <br />Purpose, Applicability and Effect <br /> <br />(a) Purpose. The purpose of a vested rights petition is to determine whether one or more <br />standards of this Land Development Code should not be applied to a development <br />application by operation of state law. <br /> <br />(b) Applicability. A vested rights petition may be filed with any quasi-judicial or <br />administrative development application authorized under this Land Development <br />Code. A vested rights petition may not be filed with a petition for a legislative <br />decision. <br /> <br />(c) Effect. Upon granting of a vested rights petition in whole or in part, the responsible <br />official shall process the development application and the decision-maker shall decide <br />the application in accordance with the standards specified in the relief order based on <br />prior ordinance requirements or development standards. <br /> <br />Section 1.10.4.2 <br /> <br />Petition Requirements <br /> <br />(a) Who May Petition. A vested rights petition may be filed by a property owner or the <br />owner's authorized agents, including the applicant, for a quasi-judicial or <br />administrative development application in conjunction with the filing of the <br />application. <br /> <br />(b) Form of Petition. The vested rights petition shall allege that the petitioner has a <br />vested right for some or all of the land subject to the development application under <br />Tex. Loc. Gov't Code ch. 245 or successor statute, that requires the City to review <br /> <br />City of San Marcos, Texas <br /> <br />1-163 <br /> <br />Land Development Code - Final <br />