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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 /> M <br /> DIVISION 2: SEQUENCE OF DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS ARTICLE 2: AUTHORITY OF DECISION MAKERS <br /> Section 2.1.2.1General Rules for Priority <br /> DIVISION 1: GENERAL PROVISIONS <br /> Where more than one development application is required by this <br /> development code in order to initiate or continue development of Section 2.2.1.1Source of Authority <br /> land,the requests or applications shall be decided in the following <br /> general sequence: Authority under this development code shall be vested in and <br /> delegated to the officials and decision-makers designated in this <br /> A. Applications classified as legislative shall be first decided and Chapter 2, Article 2 and under the city's charter,the constitution <br /> determined prior to all other applications. and laws of the State of Texas and the city code. This authority shall <br /> be deemed supplemental to any other authority lawfully conferred <br /> B. Applications classified as quasi-judicial shall be decided prior upon the officials and decision-makers. The omission of a citation in <br /> to applications classified as administrative. this development code to any authority conferred upon the officials <br /> C. Applications within a class which are assigned priority under and decision-makers under the city's charter,the constitution or <br /> this Development Code shall be decided prior to subordinate laws of the State of Texas or the city code shall not be construed as <br /> applications. limiting the actions of such officials and decision-makers taken in <br /> accordance with and in reliance upon such authority. <br /> Section 2.1.2.2Specific Rules of Priority <br /> Section 2.2.1.21mplied Authority <br /> A. Applications of Mixed Classification.A property owner <br /> may submit development applications of different priority The officials and decision-makers shall have all implied authority <br /> classifications simultaneously unless otherwise written in this necessary to carry out the duties and responsibilities expressly <br /> development code. Action on accompanying applications shall delegated by this development code to the extent the implied <br /> be as follows: authority is not in conflict with the expressly delegated authority. <br /> 1. Denial of a legislative application shall be deemed a Section 2.2.1.31-imitation on Authority <br /> denial of any pending quasi-judicial or administrative A. City Policy. It is the policy of the city that the standards and <br /> applications, or subordinate applications for the same procedures applicable to development of property within <br /> land, on the date the legislative application is denied. the city limits and within the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction <br /> 2. Denial of a quasi-judicial application shall be deemed a are as stated in this development code, notwithstanding any <br /> denial of any pending administrative or subordinate quasi- representation by any city official summarizing, paraphrasing or <br /> judicial applications for the same land on the date the otherwise interpreting such standards to the contrary, whether <br /> quasi-judicial application is denied. generally or as applied to development of specific property. <br /> 3. Subordinate applications shall not be approved subject to B. Representations Concerning Future Action on Application. <br /> approval of priority applications. No city official,whether an employee of the city or a member <br /> of an appointed board or commission, or a member of the <br /> 4. Any subordinate application that must be decided within a governing body of the city, shall have the authority to make <br /> time certain under this development code and that is not representations to a property owner concerning the likelihood <br /> accompanied by an express waiver of such time limitation of an outcome of that official's decision or the decision of an <br /> pending decision on the priority application shall be appointed board or commission or the city council, on any <br /> deemed incomplete and shall not be further processed. development application that has yet to be filed or is pending <br /> before the city for decision. An official may, however, upon <br /> B. Subordinate Applications.Approval of any subordinate request of a person, convey information concerning that <br /> application shall be consistent with the terms and conditions of official's position on a pending application in accordance <br /> approval of all priority applications. with procedures established in this Chapter 2. No person is <br /> Amended: September 1, 2020 San Marcos Development Code 2:5 <br />
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