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1984-107
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12/3/1984
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69
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<br /> -5- <br /> 2. Eng ineering and Environment- eng ineering aspects, <br /> solid waste management service systems and option, <br /> environmental impact, drainage, treatment and disposal <br /> of wastewater as it relates to water quality and urban <br /> runoff as it relates to water quality, utility <br /> construction timing. <br /> 3. Finance- fiscal aspects with consultation from Public <br /> \ìibrks, Fblice, Fire, Eng ineering and Planning. <br /> 4. Public \ìibrks- street and roadway standards and <br /> locations; drainage; solid waste sites. <br /> 5. Planning- access; transportation planning, <br /> environmental impact. Land Use Plan as it relates to <br /> (a) current planning, (b) the Master Plan; impact of <br /> proposed creation on annexation plans; park and school <br /> needs. <br /> 6. Fire- fire station sites, if any , and fire <br /> protection. <br /> 7. Fblice- Fblice protection and police sub-stations, if <br /> any. <br /> e. The departments shall submit their final reports on the <br /> above areas to the City Manager, or his designee, wi thin <br /> thirty-five (35) days from the date of the filing of a <br /> peti tion for creation of a utility district with the City <br /> Secretary. During this period of time, the City Manager, <br /> or his designee, shall assist the applicant in setting <br /> up meetings with appropriate staff to discuss the <br /> petition and shall seek to resolve differences. The City <br /> Manager, or his designee, shall compile and coordinate <br /> cormœnts into a single staff report including any <br /> changes in the original submittal agreed to by the <br /> applicant. At the end of the staff review period, the <br /> City Manager, or his designee shall forward complete <br /> copies of the compiled staff reports, and any agreements <br /> with the applicant to each department, and each member of <br /> the Planning and Zoning Commissions. <br /> Section 2. Commission Review Process. <br /> a. Commissions shall have a sixty (60) day review period for <br /> petitions for the creation of utility districts. <br /> b. The recormœndation of each of the Commissions shall be <br /> forwarded to the City Manager not less than sixty <br /> ( 60) days before the end of the review period. The City <br /> Manager shall then compile all Commission recormœnda- <br /> tions and all staff recormœndations in a single <br /> binding, and forward them to the Mayor, each member of <br /> the City Council, the Ci ty Secretary, the Planning <br /> Commission, the Zoning Commission and the applicant. <br /> Copies shall be available to the public at all times. <br /> Section 3. City Council Review and Action Period. <br /> a. The City Attorney shall prepare the final consent <br /> ordinance, agreements and contracts, and provide them in <br /> writing to the City Council, the public and the applicant at <br /> least ten (10) days prior to the public hearing. My <br /> proposed amendments and/or revisions to such ordinance shall <br />
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