Ordinance 2081-95 - Laserfiche WebLink

A- Any owner who claims or seeks compensation from the City pursuant to the Initiative must present the claim in writing along with supporting documentation to the City Clerk. B- The claim must be filed prior to acceptance of a permit, or City approval or performance of any acts in compliance with City Codes or actions for which a restraint by the City may be claimed. Failure to do so shall bar recovery of compensation under the Initiative. C- No claim shall be considered until the owner has filed a complete application with the City concerning the owner' s development or use. An application is complete when it meets the procedural submission requirements of the City and is sufficient for continued processing even though additional information may be required. Section 4 : Administrative Procedure. A. Recommendation. Within thirty (30) days of receipt of a completed claim application, the Project Review Team shall review the claim and make a recommendation to City Council that: 1 . There is a probable likelihood of compensation under the Initiative if the Code were applied, but that relief from the Code may be granted to avoid compensation and still protect the public interest; or 2 . There is a probable likelihood that compensation may exist under the Initiative if the Code were applied, and relief from the Code cannot be granted and still protect the public interest; or 3- The claim is probably not compensable under the Initiative. Further, the Project Review Team shall also recommend to City Council whether an economic impact analysis as required by Section 3 of the Initiative should be conducted for the claim. B. Criteria. In making a recommendation, the Project Review Team shall undertake a risk assessment of the claim. The recommendation should include but not be limited to the following factors : 3