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Attachment B D. 32 1. The owner(s) of property involved in a Type 1 subdivision proposal 33 shall file an application for approval of the subdivision by paying the fee set forth in 34 Chapter 314 of this Code and submitting a completed application form and supporting 35 documents as set forth on the application form. 36 2. Complete applications shall be reviewed by the Development Review 37 Committee (DRC) to verify that all parcels involved conform to all applicable zoning 38 and subdivision standards and to ensure that approval of the request will not be 39 injurious to the surrounding neighborhood and will not otherwise harm the public 40 health, safety, and general welfare. 41 3. Upon receiving input from the DRC, the Community Development 42 Department shall have the authority to approve or deny the request. Alternatively, the 43 Community Development Department may determine that an application is unusually 44 complex and refer it to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation and 45 to the City Council for final action. Type 1 subdivision applications shall receive final 46 action approving or denying the request within 120 days following delivery of 47 complete application by the applicant, unless an extension of the review period has 48 been agreed to by the applicant, pursuant to Minn. Stat. 462.385 Subd. 3b. 49 E. 50 1.An appeal of an administrative action approving or denying a Type 1 subdivision may 51 be filed by any property owner or their agent. 52 a.The appeal shall be submitted to the City Manager within 10 calendar days after 53 the action being appealed. 54 b.The appeal shall state the specific grounds upon which the appeal is made. 55 c.The appeal shall be accompanied by the fee set forth in Chapter 314 of this Code. 56 2.When an appeal is filed, a public meeting regarding the matter shall be held before 57 the City Council, acting as the Board of Adjustments and Appeals, at a regular 58 meeting held within 30 days of the receipt of the appeal. The Board of Adjustments 59 and Appeals will reconsider only the evidence that had previously been considered as 60 part of the formal action that is the subject of the appeal. New or additional 61 information from the appeals applicant(s) may be considered by the Board of 62 Adjustments and Appeals at its sole discretion, if that information serves to clarify 63 information previously considered by staff. A mailed notice of the public meeting at 64 which the appeal is to be considered will be sent to the appeals applicant(s) as well as 65 the owner of the subject property. 66 Page 2 of 13