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For development permit requests that involve both discretionary land use approvals (such as a subdivision, rezone, planned unit development, or conditional use permit) and construction permit approvals (such as a building permit), if the provisions of this title have been addressed fully as part of the initial discretionary approval and/or the permit activity is located in a previously approved subdivision not in a critical area, then subsequent construction permit requests shall not require additional critical area checklists or review; provided, that the subsequent permit requests comply with all critical areas conditions contained in the initial land use approval and no substantial changes in the nature or extent of the proposed activity have been made.

If a critical area review is to be waived on the basis of the provisions of this section, the applicant shall submit a written request for the waiver including:

(1) Citation of the previous approval;

(2) Description of the proposed activity;

(3) Documentation of compliance with or plans for compliance with any critical area conditions imposed by the previous approval; and

(4) Identification of any changes in the nature or extent of the proposed activity subsequent to the previous approval.

The Department of Community and Economic Development will review the waiver request to verify that it complies with this title and certify or reject the waiver. [Ord. 4525 § 1, 2021; Ord. 3911 § 2, 2009; Code 1970 § 28.12.050.]