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Final decision. A decision of an appeal authority takes effect on the date when the appeal authority issues a written decision, or as otherwise provided by ordinance. A written decision, or other event as provided by ordinance, constitutes
No district court review until administrative remedies exhausted -- Time for filing -- Tolling of time -- Standards governing court review -- Record on review -- Staying of decision. A person may challenge in district court a land use
A legislative body may settle certain litigation through a consent agreement, must approve it in a public meeting, and does not have to present covered matters to a planning commission.
Each municipality must provide actual notice or the notice required by this part, and it may require greater notice by ordinance.
For each land use application, the municipality must notify the applicant about public hearings and meetings, give the applicant staff reports at least three business days before the hearing or meeting, and notify the applicant of final action. If the municipality misses certain notice requirements, the applicant may w
Certain municipalities must give 10 days’ notice before preparing a proposed general plan or comprehensive general plan amendment, and later send adopted plans or amendments to the relevant association of governments within 45 days.
Each municipality must give notice of the first public hearing on a general plan or changes to it, and notice of each public meeting on the subject.
Municipalities must give public notice before hearings and meetings on adopting or changing land use regulations, and must send extra notice to affected property owners for zoning map changes.
Third party notice -- High priority transportation corridor notice. If a municipality requires notice to adjacent property owners, the municipality shall: mail notice to the record owner of each parcel within parameters specified by
Municipalities must give notice for subdivision amendments and, in some street-related subdivisions, follow Section 10-20-208 notice rules.
For petitions to vacate all or part of a public street or municipal utility easement, the legislative body must hold a public hearing and give notice of the hearing time, place, and date.
A notice under this part must be challenged under Section 10-20-1109 within 30 days after the meeting or action, or it is treated as adequate and proper.
A private postsecondary institution planning student housing on its property must give written notice before spending any funds if a proposed building is within 300 feet of privately owned residential property.
A canal company or canal operator must ensure each relevant municipality has on file the operator’s current mailing address, phone number, contact name, and a general description of canal locations.
A municipality must hold a public hearing before changing adopted public-improvement specifications for a subdivision or development, mail notice at least 30 days before the hearing to specified people, and let notified people comment in writing or in person.
A municipality must give written notice before hearings or public meetings on proposed sign-regulation changes for illuminated signs in certain developments, include the public meeting schedule in that notice, and require the property owner or applicant to start construction in good faith within one year after the sign
If a municipality gets the specified notice, the municipal land use authority must record a notice with the county recorder for existing residential parcels within 2,500 feet of a runway of a significant private airport.
Each municipality must enact an ordinance that creates a planning commission.
Planning commission powers and duties -- Training requirements. The planning commission shall review and make a recommendation to the legislative body for: a general plan and amendments to the general plan; land use regulations, including:
The municipality may enter any land at reasonable times to conduct examinations and surveys for preparing its general plan or preparing or enforcing its land use ordinances.
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