§ 19.30.040. Use permit application.  


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  • (a)

    The planning commission shall fix the form and extent of information required for a use permit application. All applications must be determined to be complete by the planning department prior to being set for public hearing.

    (b)

    In all cases, statutory time-frames imposed by the Government Code and California Environmental Quality Act apply.

    (c)

    An application form provided by the planning department plus a fee as determined by resolution of the city council shall be required of all applicants. In addition, any or all of the following materials may be required of the applicant:

    (1)

    Site plan to scale:

    a.

    Parcel dimensions;

    b.

    All existing and proposed buildings and structures, location and number of units on the property and existing development on abutting properties;

    c.

    Off-street parking; location and number of spaces, dimensions of parking areas, circulation and wheel guards;

    d.

    Vehicular and pedestrian ways with grades, widths and types of improvements, access points providing ingress to and egress from the site; service points;

    e.

    Topography; surface drainage conditions and outlets;

    f.

    Existing and proposed utilities, poles and hydrants;

    g.

    Street dedications and improvements;

    (2)

    Elevations to scale of all structures including architectural type, overhang, openings, balconies, decks and signs (in the case of existing structures and provided that no exterior elevation changes are proposed, photographs of each side of the structures may be submitted in lieu of elevations);

    (3)

    Typical unit or units;

    (4)

    Floor plans may be required for building and safety, and fire prevention review.

    (d)

    Procedure. No application shall be reviewed by the planning commission or accepted by the staff until the materials requested of the applicant are presented.

    (e)

    Applications submitted without the required submittals shall be deemed incomplete and, pursuant to the Permit Streamlining Act, a notice shall be sent to the applicant within 30 days of submittal indicating why the submittal is incomplete.

(Ord. No. 934-2015, § 19.30.040, 7-20-2015)