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One-Step Land-Use Decision Process � <br />Roseville Community Development Department <br />Nearly all of the land-use decision-making <br />processes only require one decision action by the <br />City Council. <br />These include: <br />■ Conditional Use Permit <br />■ Interim Use Permit <br />■ Rezoning <br />■ Zoning Text Amendment <br />■ Comprehensive Plan Amendment <br />■ Right-of-Way Vacation <br />A property owner or developer submits and <br />application to the City and staff reviews it for <br />completeness. Once the application is deemed <br />completed, the Development Review <br />Committee, which is comprised of staff from all <br />the City Departments, reviews the proposal and <br />prepares comments for a staff report submitted <br />to the Planning Commission. <br />The application is heard at a Planning <br />Commission Meeting where staff makes a <br />presentation to the commission on the proposal, <br />the commission holds a public hearing on the <br />proposal, and finally the commission makes a <br />decision as to its recommendation to the City <br />Council. <br />The final step for an application is for the <br />Council to render its decision on the proposal. <br />Figure 1: One�tep Decision-Making <br />Process <br />Receive <br />Application <br />Review for <br />Completenes <br />i <br />DRC/Staff <br />Reports <br />Planning <br />Commission <br />Meeting with <br />Public Hearin� <br />Recommendation <br />to City Council <br />City Council <br />Decision <br />