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<br /> DES:mmg 07/?O/89 (#8/004) <br /> DES:djk 111 /89R <br /> DES:djm 11/13/89R <br />requirements of this Division would be impracticable or <br />unreasonable, the Enforcement Officer may issue a permit <br />allowing an exception to the provisions contained in all or <br />any portion of this Division, subject to such reasonable and <br />appropriate conditions as the Enforcement Officer may <br />impose, including, but not limited to, a compliance <br />schedule, restrictions upon construction methods, or use of <br />machinery, equipment, or devices, or implementation of such <br />other practices as the Enforcement Officer deems <br />appropriate. Any such permit shall be effective for a <br />period not to exceed six months, and shall be of such <br />reasonably short duration as the Enforcement Officer shall <br />determine, giving due regard to the extent and the <br />complexity of the construction to which it pertains. <br /> Any person aggrieved by the decision of the Enforcement <br />Officer in issuing, or denying the issuance of, a permit <br />pursuant to this Section may appeal the Enforcement <br />Officer's decision to the City Council. Such appeal shall <br />be made by filing a written notice of appeal with the City <br />Clerk within 10 days of the decision of the Enforcement <br />Officer. The notice of appeal shall state briefly the <br />reasons for the appeal. The City Clerk shall set a time and <br />date for hearing of the appeal and shall send notice of the <br />date, time and place of said hearing to the appellant by <br />mail, first-class or equivalent postage prepaid, to the <br />appellant's address as stated in the notice of appeal. The <br /> 5 <br /> 2013 <br />