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Division 2 — REVIEWING AUTHORITIESChapter 5 — ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE

82.0525 Meeting Dates and Procedure.

Yucaipa Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-10 · Yucaipa

The Environmental Review Committee shall meet when needed, as determined by the Community Development Director and using the following procedures.

(a) Meetings Open to the Public

Environmental Review Committee meetings shall be open to the public, and any applicant, property owner, developer, subdivider, official of any agency, department, organization, or other person interested in a development project may attend any such meeting and present any appropriate testimony.

(b) Notification

The applicant, developer, subdivider, the engineer, or other applicant-designated representative shall be notified of the date, time, and place of such meeting by written notification placed in the U.S. Mail at least 10 days prior to the first Environmental Review Committee meeting at which the development project is to be considered. Notice shall also be given to any individual group, association or organization that has requested in writing notification of meetings and hearings regarding the specific project or that has caused themselves to be properly placed on a mailing list of all ERC agendas.

(c) Recommendation by Report

Offices, officers, departments, and agencies shall submit to the Environmental Review Committee their

recommendations relative to the development projects or subdivisions being discussed at each meeting. Whenever possible, these reports should be in such detail that all interested parties will be properly informed in detail as to the recommended requirements, map revisions, proposed conditions of approval, and any proposed environmental determination or action.

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