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a. Upon approval of the preliminary develop- ment plan, the applicant shall record one of the approved plans with the Building OfficiaL Before recording said plan, said plan shall be reviewed for compliance with any modifications or conditions of the approving agent, dated, and approved for recording by the Director of Planning and Building Official. b. The Director of Planning shall enter the date of receipt on each copy of the plan and shall within fourteen (l4) days thereof review the plan for compliance with the preliminary develop- ment plan and paragraphs above. If such plan is found to be complete, it shall be transmitted with his comments and recommendations to the Planning Commission for further review, comment and action. No final development plan hereunder shall be approved unless it is in full compliance with the approved preliminary development plan. The action of the Planning Commission shall be completed and due notice thereof, including a written statement of the reasons for disapproval or required modifications thereto given to the applicant within ten (10) days of such decision by the Planning Commission. SECTION 18. That Section F(18) (b) of Article V of Appendix C of the Code of Ordinances, City of San Marcos, Texas, is hereby amended to read as follows: Section F(18) (b) b. Both this section and other sections of the subdivision ordinance contain regulations which apply to such matters in the design of a planned development as streets and open spaces. In any planned development for which the provisions of the two (2) are in conflict, the Planning Commission, with advice and recommendations from the Director of Planning, shall make the decisions as to which shall pre- vail. SECTION 19. That Section B(9) of Article VI of Appendix C of the Code of Ordinances, City of San Marcos, Texas, is hereby amended to read as follows: Section B(9) 9. Marginal access streets: Where a subdivision has frontage on an arterial street, the Planning Commission may require marginal access streets to be provided on both sides or on the subdivision side of the arterial street, if the arterial street borders the subdivision; unless the adjacent lots back up to, side up to, or front with extra depth and access off an alley, and provide some other means of restricting individual access directly to the arterial street, or unless the Planning Commission determines such marginal access streets are not desirable under the facts of a particular case for adequate protection of the lots and separation of through and local traffic. SECTION 20. That Section H(4) (g) of Article VI of Appendix C of the Code of Ordinances, City of San Marcos, Texa s, is hereby -7-