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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLog002 ""=~~' Y' ./' ,". ,/ -,-~..... f' , ' ,; -f '-' '--' Jefferson County LAND USE PROCEDURES ORDINANCE Adopted August 28, 1998 Effective September 28, 1998 Ordinance #04-0828-98 LOG ITEM # 2-" ' ._ Page ;. '~, J I /" I l.' I ''-"' " ' ~ Ornin;:lnrr> Nn 04-0R?R-QR I ;:Inn 11c;r> Arr1ir;:ltinn Prnrr>nllrpc; Type A (Administrative Decision) 7. Plat alterations or vacations. not including Boundary Line Adjustments; 8. Short subdivisions of four (4) or fewer lots; 9, Subdivision exemptions; 10. Shoreline Exemptions; and 11. Shoreline Substantial Development Permits for Primary Uses. A. Type B (Hearing Examiner Decision) The following applications require a Hearing Examiner decision: 1. Planned Unit Developments; 2. Special Uses; 3. Conditional Uses; 4. Variances (Zoning, Critical Areas, Shoreline, Subdivision, etc.); 5. Condominium subdivisions of five (5) units or more; 6. Long Subdivisions, including mobile home parks, of five (5) lots or more (preliminary plat review); 7. Commercial/Industrial Park Divisions; 8. Shoreline Conditional Uses; 9. Shoreline Substantial Development Permits for secondary uses; and 10. Recreational Vehicle Parks/Camper Clubs C. Type C (Board of County Commissioners Decision) 1. Site-specific rezones, including all land use application requests that are consolidated with a request for a rezone, require a Board of County Commissioners decision. 2. Legislative actions, including area-wide rezone and Comprehensive Plan decisions, are not affected by this Chapter. D. Other Applications The appropriate decision-making process for any other land use application authorized by Jefferson County but not listed in this section shall be determined by the Director in accordance with this Chapter unless the decision-making authority is expressly identified. Section 7: Consolidated Applications A. Optional Consolidated Permit Processing. A land use application that involves two or more permits may, at the option of the Applicant, be consolidated into a single process using the highest procedure required for any permit included in the application. For example, an application involving Type A, B and C permits shall be processed under Type C procedure. If the Applicant does not opt to proceed with consolidated permit processing, the permit(s) Page 4 of 19 LOG ITEM # 2..1, Pag~ ~Of-S.. .. .. " \J \.-- Orclinrlncf' No 04-0R?R-QR I rlncll J<;f' Arrlicrltion Prnrf'clllrf'<; Optional Consolidated Permit Processing. - Continued requiring the higher procedure(s) must be processed prior to the permit(s) requiring the lower procedure(s). For example, Type C permits must be processed prior to Type B permits. B. Joint Hearings 1. The Director may combine any hearing on a land use application with any other hearing that may be held by another local, state. regional, federal, or other agency on the application, so long as the requirements of subsection (3) are met. 2 Hearings shall be combined if requested by an Applicant, provided: a. The requirements of subsection (3) are met; and b. The joint hearing can be held within the time periods specified in this section or the Applicant agrees to an alternate schedule in the event that additional time is needed in order to combine the hearings. 3. A joint hearing may be held with another local, state, regional, federal, or other agency on the proposed action, provided: a. The other agency is not expressly prohibited by statute from doing so; b. Sufficient notice of the hearing is given to meet each of the agencies' adopted notice requirements as set forth in statute, ordinance or rule; c. Each agency has received the necessary information about the proposed project from the Applicant to hold its hearing at the same time as the local government hearing; and d. The hearing is held within Jefferson County. Section 8: Pre-application Procedure A. Purpose The pre-application conference is a discussion between a potential Applicant and County staff regarding a proposed project. The purpose of the pre-application conference is to assist the Applicant by identifying the following: 1. Requirements for submittal, including types of permits necessary to complete the proposal, procedures for processing permits, and whether SEP A review is required; 2. Requirements for compliance with applicable County plans, goals, policies, codes or guidelines and possible revisions to the proposed project which will improve the proposal with respect to these requirements; and 3. Required plans, studies, reports, and/or other materials specific to the proposal that will provide necessary information for staff to review the project. 4. All requirements shall be provided to the applicant in writing. B. When Required A pre-application conference may be scheduled by the Director for any type of land use application, but is required prior to submitting an application for the following: Page 5 of 19 LOG ITEM # 1- Page S ,of 3 --