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Ord 2020-059/amending various sections of the City’s Development Code to, among other things, address recommendations from the Alcohol Conditional Use Permit Committee, the Housing Task Force, the Historic Preservation Commission, and recommendations from
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Ord 2020-059/amending various sections of the City’s Development Code to, among other things, address recommendations from the Alcohol Conditional Use Permit Committee, the Housing Task Force, the Historic Preservation Commission, and recommendations from
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x <br /> a <br /> r+m <br /> a <br /> ARTICLE 1• DEVELOPMENT APPLIC C. Administrative decisions.Administrative decisions are those <br /> which: <br /> DIVISION 1: CLASSIFICATION OF DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS 1. Apply specific standards contained in the city's <br /> established policies and rules governing land development <br /> Section 2.1.1.1Classification of Applications & Decisions; to specific development proposals; <br /> Rules Governing Decision-Making <br /> 2. Shall be delegated to city staff persons or to an appointed <br /> For purposes of this development code, development applications board or commission for initial or final decision; <br /> are classified either as legislative, quasi-judicial or administrative <br /> decisions. 3. May require the exercise of limited discretion; <br /> A. Legislative Decisions. Legislative decisions are those which: 4. Shall not be prefaced by a public hearing, and; <br /> 1. Establish or change the city's policies and rules governing 5. May be subject to appeal or deviation. <br /> the use or development of land; <br /> D. Rules Governing Decisions <br /> 2. Are finally decided by the city council; <br /> 1. The final decision-maker in an appeal of aquasi-judicial <br /> 3. Are characterized by exercise of broad discretion; or administrative decision shall not substitute its judgment <br /> for that of the official who has made such decision; <br /> 4. May involve fact finding and imposition of conditions; instead such final decision-maker shall decide only if such <br /> 5. Cannot be delegated, and; decision was incorrect. <br /> 6. Are not subject to appeal or deviation. 2. An amended or revised development application shall be <br /> of the same classification as the initial application and <br /> B. Quasi-Judicial Decisions. Quasi-Judicial decisions are those shall be subject to the same level of discretion as was the <br /> which: initial application. <br /> 1. Apply general standards contained in the city's established 3. An appointed board or commission shall be deemed to act <br /> policies and rules governing land development to specific in the same capacity as the city council when making a <br /> development proposals; recommendation on a decision to be finally decided by the <br /> 2. Require the exercise of considerable discretion; city council. <br /> 4. An applicant shall bear the burden of demonstrating that a <br /> 3. May involve fact-finding or the imposition of conditions, request for approval of a development application meets <br /> and; the criteria for approval for that type of application. <br /> 4. May be subject to appeal or deviation. 5. An appellant bears the burden of demonstrating that a <br /> decision should be reversed or modified upon appeal. <br /> 2.2 San Marcos Development Code Amended: September 1, 2020 <br />
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