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B. Minor Changes: The Community Development Department may approve such minor changes upon 2759 <br />review by the Development Review Committee to ensure that the proposed changes neither cause any 2760 <br />aspect of the project to fail to comply with applicable Code requirements nor materially change any 2761 <br />important representations made to the City and surrounding residents during the original review and 2762 <br />approval process. 2763 <br />C. Major Changes: If the Development Review Committee determines that a proposed change cannot be 2764 <br />considered as a minor change, such change may be considered either as an amendment to the original 2765 <br />plan or as a new proposal; in either case, the applicant shall follow the process established in this Title 2766 <br />for seeking a new approval of the appropriate type. 2767 <br />1009.06: ZONING CHANGES 2768 <br />A. Amendment: An Amendment to a Zoning Ordinance or map (“Official Zoning Map”) may be 2769 <br />initiated by the governing body (City Council), the planning agency (including the Community 2770 <br />Development Department), a property owner, or by petition of affected property owners as defined in 2771 <br />the City’s Zoning Ordinance. The purpose of the zoning change review process is to consider such 2772 <br />changes for approval where they would be consistent with the guidance and intent of the 2773 <br />Comprehensive Plan and would not be injurious to the public health, safety, and general welfare. 2774 <br />B. Open House Meeting: Prior to submitting an application for a proposed zoning map change, an 2775 <br />applicant shall hold a community open house meeting as described in Section 1009.07 of this Title. 2776 <br />C. Applications: The owner of property on which a zoning change is proposed shall file an application 2777 <br />for approval of the zoning change by paying the fee set forth in Chapter 314 of this Code and 2778 <br />submitting a completed application form and supporting documents as set forth on the application 2779 <br />form. Complete applications shall be reviewed in a public hearing before the Planning Commission 2780 <br />and acted upon by the City Council according to the process set forth in Chapter 108. If a proposed 2781 <br />zoning change is denied, an application for substantially the same zoning change on the same 2782 <br />property shall not be accepted within 1 year of the date of the denial. 2783 <br />D. Petitions: A petition containing the signatures of at least 50% of the property owners within the public 2784 <br />hearing notification area for a particular piece of property may be submitted as an application for 2785 <br />approval of a zoning change when none of the petitioners is the owner of said property. 2786 <br />E. Such an application-by-petition, along with a letter detailing the reasons for the requested zoning 2787 <br />change, and the fee set forth in Chapter 314 of this Code, shall be submitted to the Community 2788 <br />Development Department and shall be reviewed according the same process as established in 2789 <br />Subsection C above, including a petitioner-sponsored open house meeting for a proposed zoning map 2790 <br />change as required in Subsection B above. 2791 <br />1009.07: DEVELOPER OPEN HOUSE MEETINGS 2792 <br />A. Purpose: Certain proposals or applications for development may constitute significant departures from 2793 <br />the present or historical use and/or zoning of a property. Prior to submitting an application for a 2794 <br />Comprehensive Plan Map Change, a Zoning Map Change, an Interim Use, a Subdivision Plat, or a 2795 <br />Planned Unit Development an applicant shall hold an open house meeting with property owners and 2796 <br />renters in the vicinity of the potential development location in order to provide a convenient forum for 2797