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Purpose and legislative effect
“A planning commission must give notice, hold a public hearing, consider written objections if applicable, and recommend a proposed land use regulation to the legislative body. The legislative body must consider recommended proposals, may adopt or reject them after notice and a public meeting, and may in some cases act”
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A planning commission must give notice, hold a public hearing, consider written objections if applicable, and recommend a proposed land use regulation to the legislative body. The legislative body must consider recommended proposals, ma…
Section 10-20-502
if applicable, consider each written objection filed in accordance with Subsection 10-20-205(5) before the public hearing; and
Section 10-20-502(1)(c)
A legislative body shall consider each proposed land use regulation that the planning commission recommends to the legislative body. After providing notice as required by Subsection 10-20-205(1)(b) and holding a public meeting, the
Section 10-20-502(2)
as proposed by the planning commission; or
Section 10-20-502(2)(b)(i)
A legislative body must determine that the planning commission has had adequate time to consider the land use regulation.
Section 10-20-502(2)(c)(ii)
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