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ADMINISTRATIVE PERMIT APPLICATIONS. Report on administrative permits approved by the Executive Director of the Commission. If a member of the public wishes to object to the issuance of an administrative permit or ask the Commission to change the conditions of the permit, that person must ask the Commission to remove the application from the administrative calendar, and schedule it for hearing and voting at a later meeting. A period of three minutes will be allowed for each side to address the Commission. If four or more Commissioners vote to remove an item from this calendar, the Executive Director's approval is revoked, and the application will be scheduled for hearing and voting at a later meeting.
COASTAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS. Public hearing on applications for coastal development permits. The Commission may vote on an application at the conclusion of the public hearing, or it may, if additional information is needed, vote at a subsequent meeting. The time limits for this part of the agenda are: 15 minutes combined total time per side for projects recommended for voting at this meeting, and 10 minutes combined total time per side for projects recommended for hearing only. If the project is to be voted on at this meeting, the applicant may reserve some time for rebuttal after the opponents speak.
CONSENT CALENDAR. Public hearing and voting on applications scheduled for approval with conditions. At this hearing, a period of three minutes will be allowed for each side to address the Commission on whether or not to remove an application from this calendar. Permits on this calendar will either be approved at this time with the recommended conditions or removed from the calendar (and scheduled for further hearing & voting at a later meeting) by a vote of three or more Commissioners.
FEDERAL CONSISTENCY. Public hearing and action on requests for concurrence with Federal Consistency Certifications or Determinations. See time limits under COASTAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS above.
FINDINGS. Public hearing and voting on findings to support previous Commission action. Adoption of these findings will not change the previous action.
LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAMS (LCPs). LCPs are prepared by local governments in two parts (a land use plan and implemention plan) and will provide the basis for issuing coastal permits after approval by the local government and the Commission. Copies of LCP staff reports are available on request from the Commission office. (Note: Persons wishing to testify on these matters may appear at the hearing or may present their concerns by letter to the Commission on or before the hearing date. Copies of all correspondence will be provided to the Commission. Written comments may be of any length; oral testimony may be limited to 5 minutes or less for each speaker, depending on the number wishing to be heard.)
NEW APPEALS. Unless a majority of the Commissioners present find "no substantial issue" is raised by an appeal, there will be a "de novo" hearing, on the original project, under the same rules as for COASTAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS above.
SUBSTANTIAL ISSUE. On the recommendation of staff or 3 members of the Commission, a public hearing will be held to determine whether the decision being appealed raises any substantial coastal issues. The time limits for this public hearing are: 3 minutes combined total per side to address the question of substantial issue.
PERMIT AMENDMENTS or EXTENSIONS. Public hearing and voting on requests to amend or extend permits previously issued by the Commission.
RECONSIDERATIONS. Public hearing and voting to reconsider previous actions.
VOTING on APPLICATIONS. Continued public hearing on applications for coastal development permits. The time limits for this part of the agenda are: 5 minutes combined total time per side, and the applicant may reserve some time for rebuttal after others have spoken.
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