Ordinance - #23-14 - 11/14/2023 - Laserfiche WebLink

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1 (I) Other plans and studies may be necessary due to the nature of the application determined by the 2 zoning administrator such as an environmental review, noise analysis, or traffic analysis. 3 4 213 Application Submittal Dates 5 The Planning Commission shall adopt a calendar annually that specifies applicant submittal dates and 6 Planning Commission meeting dates in conformance with state law. 7 8 214 Public Hearings 9 (A) The following land use application types require a public hearing: 10 (1) Variances 11 (2) Site Plan Review 12 (3) Conditional Use Permits and Amendments 13 (4) Interim Use Permits 14 (5) Zoning Text Amendments 15 (6) Zoning Map Amendments 16 (7) Comprehensive Plan Amendments 17 (8) Home Occupation Permits (Type II) 18 (9) Easement Vacations 19 (B) Public hearing notices must be provided to surrounding property owners, as measured from property 20 lines, as noted in each of the subsections below. 21 (C) A sign may be posted on the property constituting the application notifying the public of a proposed 22 land use application. 23 (D) When an applicant proposes any construction or alteration that would exceed a height of 200 feet 24 above ground level at the site then the zoning administrator shall notify the Mn/DOT commissioner 25 at least 30 days in advance. 26 (E) Notification of a Land Use Application in the Shoreland Overlay District, Scenic River Protection 27 Overlay, or Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area Overlay shall be provided to the Minnesota 28 Department of Natural Resources. 29 (F) The Planning Commission shall conduct the public hearing, report its findings, and make 30 recommendations to the Council, except in the case of a variance which is described further in this 31 chapter where the Planning Commission has approval authority. Easement vacation public hearings 32 are conducted at a regular City Council meeting. 33 34 215 Re -submitting denied applications. 35 No application which has been denied wholly or in part may be resubmitted for at least one year from the 36 date of its denial, unless substantial changes have been made which warrant reconsideration, as determined 37 by the zoning administrator. 38 39 216 Expiration of approved applications 40 An approval resolution for variances, site plans, conditional use permits and amendments, and home 41 occupations are valid for one year from the date of approval at which time the use must be in operation or 42 have a valid current building permit. The City Council may grant an extension of up to two years based on 43 reasonable extenuating circumstances before the initial expiration date. 44 45 217-219 Reserved. 46 47 220 Variances 48 (A) Variances shall only be permitted when they are in hainiony with the general purposes and intent of 49 this chapter and when the variances are consistent with the comprehensive plan. 50 (B) Public hearing notice mailing distance is 350 feet. Attachment A — Ordinance #23-14 Page 27 of 141