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(h) Signatories to applications. l...pplications must be signed as follows: (1) For a corporation, a principal executive officer (president, vice president, or a duly authorized representati'.'e) must sign the application. The planning director may require a representative to submit "witten proof ofthe authorization. (2) For a partnership, a general partner must sign the application. (3) For a political entity such as a municipality, state, federal or other public agency, either a principal executive officer or a duly authorized representative must sign the application. The planning director may require a representative to submit vlritten proof of the authorization. (1) For an individual or sole proprietorship, the individual or sole proprietor must sign the application. (i) The applicant must submit to the planning director a copy of all certifications related to the project submitted by the applicant to the TNRCC undcr thc Tl'JRCC Ed'.vards Aquifer Rules. Sec. 94.514 Petition for relief Proccssing of subdivision construction plans and development plat applications. lilLRight to oetition. An owner of land or applicant for development who is aggrieved by application of the standards of this article may petition for relief to the city council. The petition must be submitted within ten days of any final decision rendered by the planning director or the commission on the aquifer protection plan. The petition must include or be accompanied by all of the following: (1 ) The development application. (2) The aquifer protection plan submitted by the petitioner. (3) A coPy of the j)lanning director's report on the plan. ( 4) The final decision rendered on the aquifer protection plan by the planning director or the commission. (5) A statement of the grounds for the petitIOn. This statement must include an allegation that the application of the standards of this article deprives the petitioner of a vested property right or of all economically viable use of the petitioner's land, or, in the case of land located in the city's extraterritorial iurisdiction, has resulted in devaluation in the fair market value of the land by at least 25%. (6) An unconditional waiver of any claim that the development application has not been processed in accordance with any time limits otherwise established by law. C:\TEMP\Edwards Regulations revision tinal.doc 25