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1987-145
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11/9/1987
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<br />5-403.02 <br /> <br />5-403.03 <br /> <br />5-403.04 <br /> <br />Sec. 5-500 Application. <br /> <br />5-501.00 <br /> <br />make an appeal to the Planning Commission. <br />Such appeal shall be perfected by giving a <br />written notice containing the following <br />information to the Director of Planning <br />within fifteen (IS) days of the issuance of <br />the decision or ruling of the City Engineer. <br /> <br />5-403.011 The name and address of the person <br />making the appeal. <br /> <br />5-403.012 <br />particular <br />ruling. <br /> <br />The facts surrounding the <br />ruling or refusal to make a <br /> <br />5-403.013 <br />Engineer. <br /> <br />The ruling, <br /> <br />if any, <br /> <br />of the <br /> <br />City <br /> <br />5-403.014 The reasons why such ruling should <br />be set aside or, if the ruling was refused, <br />why such ruling should be made. <br /> <br />Appeal of said closure must be filed in <br />writing with the Director of Planning within <br />thirty (30) days of the date that the <br />Certified Mail notice of said closure was <br />delivered. The notice of appeal must point <br />out specifically how, in the opinion of said <br />owner, access has been denied. The Planning <br />Commission shall set a date for a hearing to <br />be held no later than thirty (30) days after <br />the date on which the appeal is filed. Said <br />owner shall be notified in writing via <br />Certified Mail of the hearing date and time. <br />The Planning Commission may order that said <br />driveway approach remain open if it finds <br />that closure of same effectively denies <br />reasonable access to said owner's property. <br /> <br />The persons making the appeal shall send <br />copies of such appeal to the City Engineer <br />and to the City Attorney at the same time the <br />appeal is filed with the Director of Planning <br />for the Planning Commission. <br /> <br />Within a period of thirty (30) days from the <br />filing of the appeal with the Planning <br />Commission, the Commission shall hear the <br />appeal, together with the testimony of all <br />parties concerned, and make a written <br />statement of findings of fact and a ruling <br />within ten (10) days of the conclusion of the <br />hearing. In hearing such appeal, the Council <br />shall not consider waiving or setting aside <br />the requirements of this Ordinance, but shall <br />only consider the proper interpretation of <br />its provisions. <br /> <br />Type I Driveway Approaches. To obtain a permit or <br />approval of a driveway approach as required by Section <br />5-300, the contractor or authorized representative <br />shall file with the City Engineer an application in <br />writing on a form to be furnished for that purpose. <br />Each application shall describe the proposed work and <br />shall describe the private property adjacent to the <br />proposed work on public property either by lot, block, <br />tract, house number and location on the street or <br />similar description which will readily identify and <br />definitely locate the site of the construction. Each <br />applicant shall give such other pertinent information <br />as may be required by the City Engineer. <br /> <br />-7- <br />
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