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• time of the notice of completeness or subsequently if new information is required or substantial changes in the proposed action occur. The determination of completeness may include the following optional information: a. A preliminary determination of those development regulations that will be used for project mitigation; b. A preliminary determination of consistency, with the comprehensive plan or subarea plan, and applicable development regulations; or c. Other information deemed appropriate by the Director. 4. An application shall be deemed complete under this section if the Director, within 28 calendar days of receiving the application, does not provide a written determination to the applicant that the application is incomplete. 5. If the Director determines that an application is not complete, then within 28 calendar days after receiving the application, the Director shall place in the mail to the applicant a written statement that the application is incomplete based on a lack of information and listing what is required to make the application technically complete, provided, however, an applicant may request or agree to an extension of the 28-day completeness review period. 6. If the applicant receives a determination of the City that an application is not complete, the applicant shall have 90 calendar days to submit the necessary information to the City. The Director may grant an extension to the 90 day time deadline for filing the required information. Within fourteen (14) calendar days after an applicant has submitted the additional information requested in a notice of incompleteness, the City shall make a new determination of completeness as described herein in subsection E above, and notify the applicant in the same manner. 7. If the required information is not submitted by the date specified and the Director has not extended that date, the Director may take one of the following actions as deemed appropriate by the Director: a. Reject and return the application and eighty percent (80%) of the application fees and mail to the applicant a written statement which lists the remaining additional information needed to make the application technically complete; or b. Issue a decision denying the application, based on a lack of information; or c. Allow the applicant to start the technically complete review process a second time by providing the required missing information by a date specified by the review authority, in which case the review authority shall retain the application and fee pending expiration of that date, or a technical review of the application as amended by that date. Interim Administrative Procedures Ordinance 9 ESHB 1724