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Regular City Council Meeting AND <br /> Board of Adjustments and Appeals <br /> Monday,July 09, 2012 <br /> Page 10 <br /> At the request of Member McGehee, Mr. Trudgeon advised that notice of the meetings had <br /> been provided in the usual manner, through the City's website and typical media sources, as <br /> well as notifying those having previously requested such notice on the City's Web list. <br /> City Manager Malinen noted that the City's on-line news update for community news had pro- <br /> vided information on the meetings as well. City Manager Malinen advised that staff, in con- <br /> junction with the City Attorney's Office would provide a basic outline for the Planning Com- <br /> mission and the Board of Adjustments and Appeals for their role and process in this quasi- <br /> judicial function, which can be followed at the discretion of the bodies. Mr. Malinen noted that <br /> the function of the bodies is to address two (2) appellants trying to make a case as to why the <br /> Administrative Ruling is inadequate or void, and those were technically the two (2) parties <br /> needing to be heard by both bodies. Mr. Malinen noted that, whether or not either or both bod- <br /> ies chose to open up testimony to a broader audience was up to those individual bodies to make <br /> that determination, with staff providing the basics for policies and procedures to be legally fol- <br /> lowed. Mr. Malinen noted that it was rare to have an appeal of an administrative decision, <br /> therefore, a set of rules had not been in place to address such an appeal in detail. Mr. Malinen <br /> noted the need to clarify that it was not a formal Public Hearing, and therefore, how much time <br /> either body allowed for testimony was at their discretion, but not a formal function of the pro- <br /> cess. <br /> Chair Roe reviewed and clarified the basics of the appeal process, as Mr. Trudgeon described, <br /> for the Planning Commission to hear the appeals at their July July 11 meeting and provide their <br /> recommendation and findings to the Board of Adjustments and Appeals for their July 16, 2012 <br /> meeting; and consideration by the Board for final adoption of those findings at their July 23, <br /> 2012 meeting. <br /> Chair Roe stated, in his review of City Code regarding the function of the Board of Adjust- <br /> ments and Appeals, that reference was made to some manner of hearing as part of those pro- <br /> ceedings, but not a Public Hearing, and sought to clarify the process for the Planning Commis- <br /> sion and/or Board of Adjustments and Appeals. <br /> City Manager Malinen advised that the process of both bodies and the basic outline of that pro- <br /> cedure would serve to develop recommendations of the bodies as well; and advised that staff <br /> would provide information to both bodies. <br /> At the request of Member McGehee, City Attorney Gaughan advised that the only time limita- <br /> tion in the process is that the Planning Commission must provide their report or recommenda- <br /> tion to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals within sixty(60) days. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon concurred, further clarifying that the Board of Adjustments and Appeals had to <br /> formally hear the appeals within thirty(30) days of their receipt. <br /> Member McGehee moved, Member Willmus seconded, receipt of appeals from Karen Schaffer <br /> and from Solidarity of West Area Roseville Neighbors (SWARN) regarding City Staffs ad- <br />