§ 15.13.070. Appeal to public service board and city council.  


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  • A.

    Any person who applies for a permit or variance under Section 15.13.060 and is denied such permit or variance by the review board, or whose permit or variance is revoked or suspended by the review board, or whose water conservation plan is disapproved by the review board, may appeal the decision of the review board by filing an intention to appeal in writing with the general manager of the public service board within five working days of the review board's decision. If a proper appeal is timely filed, the public service board will hear the appeal within thirty days of the time the appeal is filed with the general manager. The public service board may take any action it deems necessary with regard to the appeal including denying same, granting same, or granting the requested permit or variance with conditions, or approving the water conservation plan. The decision of the review board shall be final and binding if there is no timely filing of an appeal in accordance with this section.

    B.

    Any person, whose appeal to the public service board is denied, may appeal the decision of the public service board by filing an intention to appeal in writing with the city clerk within five working days of the public service board's decision. If a proper appeal is timely filed, the city council will hear the appeal within thirty days of the time the appeal is filed with the city clerk. The city council may take any action it deems necessary with regard to the appeal including denying same, granting same or granting the requested permit or variance with conditions, or approving the water conservation plan. The decision of the city council shall be final and binding. The decision of the public service board shall be final and binding if there is no timely filing of an appeal in accordance with this section.

(Ord. 14805 (part), 2001: Ord. 10503 § 2 (part), 1991)