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506476 06/27/2000 11 :45AM page 10 of 28 <br /> Connie Joiner, Clerk 6 Recorder, Teller County, Colorado <br /> 3.5 Property posted 30 calendar days before hearing by the applicant with posters <br /> provided by the Planning Department. <br /> 3.6 Notice mailed to adjoining property owners at least 14 calendar days before <br /> Planning Commission hearing by Teller County. <br /> 3.7 Public Notice - Public notices of the Planning Commission Work Session and <br /> Hearing on the proposed PUD will be published, by Teller County in the official <br /> County newspaper (as designated by the Board of County Commissioners) at <br /> least 10 calendar days prior to hearing. <br /> 3.8 Planning Commission Work Session - The application will be presented to the <br /> Planning Commission at a public work session prior to the public hearing on the <br /> request. The purpose of the work session is to identify any areas in the PUD <br /> where additional information or clarification is desired. <br /> 3.9 Planning Commission conducts public hearing and makes recommendation to <br /> the Board of County Commissioners. <br /> 3.10 Board of County Commissioners conduct public hearing and make decision. <br /> 3.11 Applicant may request up to two hearing postponements, but to no later than 6 <br /> months after submitting the complete application. If application is pending one <br /> year after submittal, Planning Official may require a new application. <br /> 3.12 Annual Reports - The applicant must submit to the County a copy of the annual <br /> report required by the DMG. The PUD will remain in effect as long as the annual <br /> reports are filed with the County. The PUD and its approval will expire if any <br /> annual report is not filed with the County within 6 months of the due date. The <br /> Planning Department shall send a notice when the annual report has not been <br /> filed. The applicant shall be given 30 calendar days to provide the report to the <br /> Planning Department. <br /> 3.13 Amendments to the PUD <br /> 3.13.1 Minor amendment. The Planning Director may administratively approve a <br /> PUD Minor Amendment, with the exception of changes to setback <br /> requirements, to allow a CCMOD use satisfying the following conditions: <br /> the use (1) is a part of the approved PUD and (2) primarily serves the <br /> surrounding planning region, and (3) the Planning Director has <br /> determined the proposed use as presented, or with conditions to be <br /> imposed, does not increase, or adequately mitigates any increase of, the <br /> off-site impacts of the already approved PUD. Such impacts are those for <br /> which the Land Use Regulations include a criterion for approval. <br /> Minor Amendments are amendments to the PUD that have the <br /> demonstrated potential to increase one or more of the following, with <br /> CCMOD - Effective May 25, 2000 4 <br />