(A)
Published
Notice.
Whenever published notice of a public hearing
before a board, commission or the City Council is required under this
GDC or controlling law, the responsible official shall cause notice
to be published and posted in accordance with controlling law prior
to the date set for the required hearing; such notice shall be published
and posted according to the time frame provided by controlling law
for the particular development application for which the public hearing
is to be held. The notice shall set forth the date, time, place and
purpose of the hearing, as well as identification of the subject property
where the decision concerns an individual tract or parcel of land.
(B)
Written
Notice.
(1)
Whenever
written notice of a public hearing is required by controlling law
or this GDC before a board, commission or the City Council, the responsible
official shall cause notice to be personally delivered or sent by
regular United States mail before the tenth calendar day (fifteenth
calendar day for City Council hearings) before the hearing date to
the following:
(a)
For Plan Commission and City Council hearings, to (i) each owner
of real property and (ii) each physical mailing address located within
four hundred feet of the exterior boundary of the subject property.
Notice shall be sent to property owners who have rendered the property
for City taxes as the ownership appears on the most recently approved
City tax roll, if such written notice is required by State law;
(b)
If the application is related to a property that has, or is requesting,
an SUP for a High Risk Use, then notice shall be mailed or delivered
to (i) each owner of real property and (ii) each physical mailing
address located within one thousand feet of the exterior boundary
of the subject property;
(c)
The applicant and to the physical address of any property located
within the notification area;
(d)
If the matter to be considered is before the Board of Adjustment,
to each owner of real property located within two hundred feet of
the exterior boundary of the property in question who has rendered
the property for City taxes as the ownership appears on the most recently
approved City tax roll; and
(e)
If the matter to be considered is an appeal, to the appellant.
(2)
The
notice shall set forth the name of the applicant, the time, place
and purpose of the hearing, identification of the subject property,
and if the matter to be considered is an appeal, the name of the appellant.
Notice may be served by depositing the notice, properly addressed
and first class postage prepaid, in the United States mail.
(Ordinance 6773 adopted 5/19/15; Ordinance 7107, sec. 9, adopted 12/3/19; Ordinance 7196, sec. 6, adopted 2/2/21)
