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Chapter 1 Development Procedures - Article 10 Relief Procedures and decide the application under standards in effect prior to the effective date of the currently applicable standards. The petition shall include the following information and documents: (1) A narrative description of the grounds for the petition; (2) A copy of each approved or pending development application which is the basis for the contention that the City may not apply current standards to the development application which is the subject of the petition; (3) Identification of all standards otherwise applicable to the development application from which relief is sought; (4) Identification of any current standards which petitioner agrees can be applied to the development application at issue; (5) A narrative description of how the application of current standards affect proposed lot size, lot dimensions, lot coverage or building size shown on the development application for which the petition is filed; and (6) A copy of any prior vested rights determination involving the same land. (c) Time for Filing Petition. A vested rights petition shall be filed with a development application for which a vested right is claimed. Where more than one application is authorized to be filed by this Land Development Code, the petition may be filed simultaneously for each application. Section 1.10.4.3 Processing of Petitions and Decision (a) Responsible Official. The responsible official for a vested rights petItIOn is the responsible official for processing the development application with which the petition is associated. Where multiple applications are submitted, and there is more than one responsible official, the decision of each responsible official shall be coordinated with that of any other responsible official on the vested rights petition. The responsible official shall promptly forward a copy of the vested rights petition to the City Attorney following acceptance. (b) Initial Decision. If the responsible official is the decision-maker on the application, the official shall determine whether the relief requested in the vested rights petition should be granted in whole or in part, and shall formulate a written report summarizing the official's reasoning and setting forth the decision on the petition, which shall be delivered to the applicant within ten days of the date the vested rights petition is accepted for filing. City of San Marcos, Texas Land Development Code - Final 1-164 It It ,