Chapter 21.76

Other

• Building permit issuance delay10 days

  Building permits shall not be issued, nor any use conducted, otherwise than in accordance with the conditions and terms of the Combined Development Permit granted nor until ten (10) days after the mailing of notice of granting of such Combined Development Permit.

• Expiration for construction permits2 years

  If no date of expiration is stated, any permit granted under this Chapter which allows for the construction of buildings or other structures shall remain valid as long as actual construction has begun within two years from the date of the granting of the permit.

• Expiration for uses without construction2 years

  If no date of expiration is stated, any permit which allows a use, excluding a use which contemplates the construction of buildings or other structures, shall expire two years from the date of granting the permit unless use of the property has begun within this period.

• Extension request timing30 days

  The Appropriate Authority may extend a Combined Development Permit upon receipt of a written request from the permittee, provided such request is made at least thirty (30) days prior to the expiration of the Combined Development Permit.

• Filing fee

  The filing fee for a Combined Development Permit shall be equal to the total combined filing fee for the permits incorporated into the Combined Development Permit. No part of such fee shall be refundable unless said refund is requested in writing concurrent with the withdrawal of the Combined Development Permit and provided the applicant has not yet been sent written notice of the application's completeness or incompleteness. In such case, fifty (50) percent of the filing fee shall be refunded.

• Minor amendment approval

  If, in the opinion of the Director of Planning, the amendment is of a minor nature... then the amendment shall be considered to be a 'minor amendment' and may be approved by the Director of Planning.

• Precedence over other provisions

  Where the provisions of this Chapter differ from other provisions of Title 21 or Title 19, Monterey County Code, the regulations of this Chapter shall apply.

• Public hearingConditional useAllowed only after a discretionary approval — usually a public hearing and a board vote. required

  All Combined Development Permits require a public hearing pursuant to Chapter 21.78.

• Reapplication prohibition1 year

  When an application or portion of a Combined Development Permit is denied, no new application for a Combined Development Permit substantially the same as the one denied shall be considered for a period of one year following such denial.