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3/27/1996
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• <br /> • <br /> • <br /> 2.23.140 Concurrent review process. <br /> Applications, as well as appeals, shall be processed concurrently in accordance with the <br /> provisions of the City's procedural ordinance implementing the Regulatory Reform Act (Ordinance <br /> No. 2136-96 including any amendments thereto). <br /> Section 4: Section 5 of Ordinance No. 1969-93 (EMC 2.23.160)which reads as follows: <br /> 2.23.160 Public hearing. <br /> Before rendering a decision or recommendation on any application or appeal, the examiner <br /> shall hold at least one public hearing thereon. Notice of the time and place of the public hearing <br /> shall be given as provided in the ordinance governing the application. If none is specifically set <br /> forth, such notice shall be given at least ten working days prior to such hearing by mailing <br /> notification to property owners per county assessor records within five hundred feet of the subject <br /> property and identified neighborhood groups who have requested notice of land use matters. The <br /> applicant or in the case of an appeal, the appellant, shall have the responsibility of providing the <br /> city with a list of said property owners at his own expense and said list shall contain the true <br /> address of the property owner and current tenants and not the address of a mortgage lending <br /> company. If the true address cannot be ascertained, the address of the property shall be accepted; <br /> provided, however, any request for a variance, special exception or appeal which is subject <br /> exclusively to the provisions of the Everett Municipal Code, Chapters 13.16 or 13.68, shall be <br /> exempt from the provisions of this section. <br /> be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: <br /> 2.23.160 Public hearing. <br /> Before rendering a decision on any application or appeal or making a recommendation, the <br /> examiner shall hold one open record hearing thereon. Notice of the time and place of the public <br /> hearing shall be given as provided in the City's procedural ordinance implementing the Regulatory <br /> Reform Act, (Ordinance No. 2136-96, including any amendments thereto). If none is specifically <br /> set forth, such notice shall be given at least ten working days prior to such hearing by mailing <br /> notification to property owners per county assessor records within three hundred (300) feet of the <br /> subject property and identified neighborhood groups who have requested notice of land use matters. <br /> The applicant or in the case of an appeal, the appellant, shall have the responsibility of providing <br /> the City with a list of said property owners at his own expense and said list shall contain the true <br /> address of the property owner and current tenants and not the address of a mortgage lending <br /> company. If the true address cannot be ascertained, the address of the property shall be accepted; <br /> provided, however, any request for a variance, special exception or appeal which is subject <br /> exclusively to the provisions of the Everett Municipal Code, Chapters 13.16 or 13.68, shall be <br /> exempt from the notice provisions of this section. <br /> Section 5: Section 8 of Ordinance No. 1969-93 (EMC 2.23.165)which reads as follows: <br /> 2.23.165 Dismissal-Exhaustion. <br /> A. The hearing examiner may summarily dismiss an appeal or application in whole or in <br /> part without hearing when the examiner determines that the appeal or application is <br /> 7 <br />
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