14.04.080 Requests for reconsideration.
Any aggrieved party may file a request for reconsideration of a recommendation by the planning commission, a decision of the hearing examiner, or a decision of the city council. Such request for reconsideration must be filed with ten days of notification of the decision. The reviewing agency shall consider the request for reconsideration at its next regular meeting. The reviewing agency may either grant or deny the request for reconsideration. If the reviewing agency grants the request for reconsideration, no action shall be taken upon the permit application until after a new open record public hearing has been scheduled with notice given as in the case of a new application, together with notice to all persons entitled to notice of the original decision. Requests for reconsideration shall only be granted if one or more of the following elements are established:
A. The application has been substantially modified. Modifications which address concerns expressed by the reviewing agency in denying an application shall be given special consideration.
B. Irregularity in the hearing of the reviewing agency preventing a party from having a fair hearing.
C. New discovered material evidence which the party applying for reconsideration could not have discovered and produced at the hearing with reasonable diligence.
D. Errors in law objected to at the time by the party filing the request for reconsideration. (Ord. 1191-21 § 10, 2021; Ord. 827 § 8, 1997).