Chapter 22.07 — REVIEW AND APPEAL — Stanislaus County Planning Code

§ 22.07.010. Time for an initiation of periodic review. ¶

The planning director shall review the development agreement at least once every twelve months to ascertain compliance by the developer with its terms. Additional review for compliance may be required at any time by the planning director upon reasonable notice to the developer. (Ord. CS 370 §1, 1990)

§ 22.07.020. Finding of compliance—Appeal. ¶

If the planning director finds compliance by the developer with the terms of the development agreement, a certificate of compliance shall be issued, which shall be in recordable form and shall be recorded by the developer in the official records. The issuance of a certificate of compliance by the planning director and the expiration of the appeal period hereinafter specified without appeal, or the confirmation by the board of supervisors of the issuance of the certificate on such appeal, shall conclude the review for the applicable period and such determination shall be final. (Ord. CS 370 §1, 1990)

§ 22.07.030. Finding of noncompliance. ¶

If the planning director finds the developer has not complied with the terms of the development agreement, the planning director shall specify in writing to the developer the provisions with which the developer has failed to comply. The planning director shall allow a reasonable time, not to exceed ten days, for the developer to comply with the terms of the agreement. If such areas of noncompliance are not perfected within a reasonable time as determined by the planning director, the development agreement shall be subject to cancellation as provided in Sections 22.08.010 and 22.08.020 of this title.

(Ord. CS 370 §1, 1990)

§ 22.07.040. Appeal of determination. ¶

Any interested person may file an appeal of the issuance of a certificate of compliance to the board of supervisors within ten days after the certificate's issuance. The developer may also appeal to the board of supervisors of the finding of the planning director of noncompliance within ten days after the giving of notice of noncompliance. All appeals before the board of supervisors shall be conducted pursuant to a noticed public hearing in which evidence shall be taken and at the conclusion findings made to support the decision.

(Ord. CS 370 §1, 1990)