Chapter 18.08
PERMITS1

Sections:

18.08.010    Agreement or performance bond required when.

18.08.020    Chapter compliance required for action authorization.

18.08.030    Supplemental impact statement required when.

18.08.010 Agreement or performance bond required when.

If the city council finds that a need exists to guarantee environmental protection which can be served by requiring an agreement and/or bond as provided for in this section, the city council may require that as a condition precedent to the issuance of any developmental permit or the exercise of the city’s legislative authority in response to the application the applicant either submit and execute an agreement governing the development, maintenance and operation of the project (which agreement shall be recorded at the applicant’s expense and shall constitute a covenant running with the land), or deliver and maintain in full force and effect for such duration as the council requires a performance bond in such form and amount as the council deems sufficient, or both. (Ord. 1405 § 3, 1999).

18.08.020 Chapter compliance required for action authorization.

No permit, license or variance authorizing any proposed action shall be issued or granted until procedures required by this chapter have been completed. (Ord. 1405 § 3, 1999).

18.08.030 Supplemental impact statement required when.

If, following the preparation, filing and review of draft and final environmental impact statements with respect to any proposed action, the completion of the action affects the environment, which change or changes were not anticipated and addressed in the impact statements, the city administrator shall require, before issuance of any additional permits, variances or licenses respecting the action, preparation, filing and review of a supplement to the draft and final environmental impact statements, which supplement shall be addressed to the effects of the proposed change or changes, and alternatives thereto, on the environment, and shall be processed in the manner required for processing draft and final environmental impact statements. (Ord. 1405 § 3, 1999).


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Prior legislation: Ord. 654.