§ 46-669. Planning commission approval.  


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  • (a)

    In cases where the planning commission is empowered to approve certain uses of land and/or buildings under the provisions of this chapter, and, in cases where planning commission review and recommendation is required prior to city council approval, the applicant shall furnish such surveys, plans, or any other information as may be reasonably required by the planning commission for proper consideration of the matter as set forth in section 46-29(a), site plan.

    (b)

    The planning commission shall investigate the circumstances of each such case and shall notify such parties, who may, in their opinion, be affected thereby of the time and place of any hearing which may be held relative thereto as required under its rules of procedures.

    (c)

    The planning commission may impose such conditions or limitations in granting approval as may in its judgment be necessary to fulfill the spirit and purpose of this chapter.

    (d)

    In cases where planning commission review and recommendation is required prior to city council action, the planning commission may recommend to the city council such conditions or limitations as it deems necessary to fulfill the spirit and purpose of this chapter.

    (e)

    Any approval given by the planning commission under which the premises are not used or work not started within 12 months or when such work has been abandoned for a period of six months, shall lapse and cease to be in effect.

(Prior Code, § 5.196; Ord. No. 95-16, 7-17-1995)