Reso23-12 Reso 0046 PC Recommending Zoning Text & Map Amendments & Exhibits

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ATTY/RESO.0046/PC RESO RECOMMENDING ZONING TEXT & MAP AMENDMENTS – EXHIBIT A REV: 06-02-23 JB Page 50 of 66 D. Call Up Hearing. Call ups shall be processed and heard by the reviewing body in accordance with Chapter 1, Article III of the Redwood City Municipal Code (Procedures on Appeals and Call Ups). E. Finality. A decision by the Planning Commission on a call up shall become final fifteen (15) days after the date of the decision unless called up by the City Council. A decision of the City Council becomes final on the date of the decision. Following a final decision on a call up, reapplication will be governed by Section 41.12. A person aggrieved by a final decision may seek judicial review by timely appealing to the appropriate court pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure Sections 1094.5, 1094.6, 1094.8 or other applicable law. F. Concurrent Hearings. An appeal and call up may be concurrently heard by the reviewing body. ARTICLE 42 – Use Permits [Article 42, Section 42.5 is amended as follows] 42.5 - Review, Decisions, Appeals and Permit Duration. Procedures for application review, decisions, appeals, permit duration and expiration and other requirements are located in Chapter Article 41 (Common Procedures). Article 44 – REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION [Article 44, Section 44.5 is amended as follows] 44.5 - Findings. To permit the reasonable accommodation, the following findings shall be made: A. That an individual residing on the property and requiring reasonable accommodation is protected under the Acts; and B. That accommodating the request would provide direct benefit to the individual by meeting specific housing needs; and C. That the request is the minimum necessary to provide the necessary relief from the City's zoning ordinance to meet the needs of the individual; and D. That the request is not detrimental to and will not adversely impact the adjacent properties or surrounding neighborhood; and C. E. That the request does not place an undue financial or administrative burden on the City; and D. F. That the request does not significantly alter the overarching purposes or intent of the City's zoning ordinance/land development regulations.