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“A planning commission must review proposed subdivision ordinances, give notice, and hold a public hearing before its final recommendation. A legislative body may then adopt, modify, revise, or reject the ordinance, and may treat an untimely recommendation as a negative one if an ordinance allows it.”
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A planning commission must review proposed subdivision ordinances, give notice, and hold a public hearing before its final recommendation. A legislative body may then adopt, modify, revise, or reject the ordinance, and may treat an untimely recommendation as a…
Section 10-20-802
A municipal office-holder must review and provide a recommendation to the legislative body on proposed ordinances that regulate subdivision of land in the municipality.
Section 10-20-802(1)(a)
Provide notice consistent with Section 10-20-205.
Section 10-20-802(1)(c)
A legislative body may adopt, modify, revise, or reject a recommended ordinance, and may treat a planning commission’s untimely recommendation as negative if an ordinance allows that.
Section 10-20-802(2)
A legislative body may, if an ordinance allows it, treat a planning commission’s untimely recommendation as a negative recommendation.
Section 10-20-802(2)(b)
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