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 Lake Havasu City
 Code of Ordinances
 Title 14. ZONING
 Article V. PROCEDURES AND ENFORCEMENT

  § 14.05.02. DECISION-MAKERS & PROCEDURES SUMMARY TABLE.  

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  • TABLE 5-1
    DECISION-MAKERS & PROCEDURES SUMMARY TABLE
    TYPE OF APPLICATIONS
    REVIEW, DECISION, & APPEAL AUTHORITIES
    R = REVIEW/RECOMMENDATION
    D = DECISION
    A = APPEAL
    < > = PUBLIC HEARING
    CODE SECTION
    ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
    COMMUNITY INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
    PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
    BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
    CITY COUNCIL
    Zoning clearance
    14.05.04A.
    D
    A
    Sign permit
    14.05.04B.
    D
    A
    Airport Overlay district permit
    14.05.04C.
    D
    A
    Minor variance
    14.05.04D.
    D (1)
    A
    Grading permit
    14.05.04E.
    R
    D (2)
    A
    Temporary use permit
    14.05.04F.
    R
    D (2)
    A
    Minor conditional use permit
    14.05.04G.
    R
    D (2)
    A
    Site/design review
    14.05.04H.
    R
    D (2)
    A
    Appeals of conditions or exactions
    14.05.01F.
    R
    A (3)
    Major conditional use permit
    14.05.04G.
    R
    <D>
    A
    Parking-in-common plan
    14.05.04I.
    R
    <D>
    A
    Major variance
    14.05.04D.
    R
    <D>(4)
    Abandonment of easement
    14.05.04J.
    R
    D
    Zoning Map or Code amendment
    14.05.04K.
    R
    R
    R
    D
    Planned unit development
    14.05.04L.
    R
    R
    R
    D
    General Plan amendment
    14.05.04M.
    R
    R
    R
    D
    Notes:
    “Recommend” means that the review authority makes a recommendation to a higher decision-making body, “decision” means that the review authority makes the final decision on the matter, “appeal” means that the review authority may consider and decide upon appeals to the decisions of an earlier decision-making body, in compliance with § 14.05.03O.
    (1) The Zoning Administrator may defer action on applications and refer the items to the BOA for the final decision.
    (2) The Director may defer action on applications and refer the items to the BOA for the final decision.
    (3) Sitting as the Administrative Hearings Officer.
    (4) Any person(s) aggrieved by a decision of the BOA may, at any time within 30 days after the BOA has rendered its decision, file a complaint for special action in the Superior Court to review the BOA’s decision, in compliance with state law (A.R.S. § 9-362.06K.).
    (Ord. 16-1141, passed 2-23-2016)