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r, • • 9. Paragraph 7 (f) is hereby added to Resolution No. 6882 to read as follows : "7. (f) Time Limitations - Private Projects. Environ- mental documents for projects described and defined in paragraph 2 (r) (i) (3) shall be completed, subject to the conditions hereinafter specified, in accordance with the following schedule: " (1) Initial Study. The initial study of a project shall be completed, and a determination made as to whether a project requires preparation of a negative declaration or an environmental impact report, within 30 days of receipt of an application for the lease, license, permit, certificate, or other entitlement for use pertaining thereto. " (2) Negative Declaration. In the event it is deter- mined that a project requires the preparation of a negative declaration, such negative declaration shall be completed, and action taken thereon by the Planning Commission within 45 days from receipt of the application for the lease, license, certificate, or other entitlement for use to which it pertains. " (3) Draft EIR. In the event it is determined that a project requires the preparation of a draft EIR, such draft EIR shall be completed, and hearing thereon held by the Planning Commission within 270 days from receipt of the application for the lease, license, permit, certificate, or other entitlement for use to which it pertains. " (4) Final EIR. Action shall be taken on a final EIR with i n 30 days after completion and closing of the public hearing thereon, such that a determination as to the adequacy and sufficiency of the EIR shall be made by the Planning Commission within 300 days from the receipt of the application for the lease, license, permit, certificate, or other entitlement for use to which it pertains. "For the purposes of this subparagraph, the date of receipt of an application shall be that date upon which all pertinent information and substantiating data have been furnished, and all fees and costs paid to or deposited with the City by the applicant. Notwithstanding the fore- going time limitations, time shall not he counted with respect thereto during any period which the applicant causes delay by failure to provide information or other matters pertinent to the preparation of an environmental document, or otherwise acts, or fails to act, to cause such delay with respect to matters under the applicant' s control,nor during the pendency of any appeal. "The Planning Director may specify a reasonable extension of any of the foregoing time limitations in the event that unforeseen circumstances justify additional time, and in the further event that the applicant for the lease, permit, license, certificate, or other entitlement for use consents to such time extension. " -17-