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SUMMIT COUNTY LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT CODE CHAPTER 10: Areas and Activities of State Interest • ii. The Approval Criteria in Section 10400 of these Regulations have been satisfied in the course of the development application approval process; and iii. No additional mitigation is necessary. 3. Major and Minor Permit Review: If the Planning Director determines that a FONSI is not appropriate based upon review of the preapplication submittals and the information obtained at the preapplication meeting, then the Director shall determine whether the Proposed Project should be subject to the Major Permit Review or Minor Permit Review provisions of these Regulations. a. Major Permit Review: The Planning Director shall determine that Major Permit Review is required if. i. The Proposed Project is likely to have a significant adverse impact in two (2) or more categories of criteria as described in Section 10400; or ii. The Proposed Project is likely to have severe adverse impact in any one (1) category of criteria as described in Section 10400. b. Minor Permit Review: The Planning Director shall determine that Minor Permit Review is required unless the Proposed Project is determined to warrant Major Permit Review. 4. Reconsideration of Planning Director's Determination of Level of Permit Review: a. Call-up by the BOCC: The BOCC may, at its discretion, review and amend any Determination of the Planning Director at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the BOCC for which proper notice can be accomplished following receipt of the notice of the Determination. b. Request for Reconsideration: Within seven (7) days after publication in the newspaper of a Determination by the Planning Director, any Affected Party may request that the BOCC reconsider the Planning Director's Determination at the BOCC's next regularly scheduled meeting for which proper notice can be accomplished following the request. The BOCC shall review the Determination based on the provisions of this Section 10200. 5. Change in Level of Permit Review: At any time prior to the final decision by the BOCC on the application for a permit under these Regulations, the County may decide that information received since the preapplication process indicates that the nature and scope of the impacts of the Proposed Project are such that a different Level of Permit Review is required. a. If a different level of permit review is required, the Planning Director shall: i. Notify the applicant immediately. ii. Notify the BOCC, the County Manager and the County Attorney. b. A decision by the Planning Director to change the Level of Review shall be subject to the reconsideration provisions in Section 10200.C.4. D. Application Submittal Requirements Permit application requirements are the same for major and minor Permit Review, except where "major only" is indicated. The Planning Director may waive one (1) or more of the submittal requirements when the submittal information would not be relevant to a Determination as to whether the Project complies with the approval criteria. 1. Application Fee: a. The application shall be accompanied by an application fee in a manner set forth in these Regulations. b. The application fee will be set by the County and shall reflect the cost of reviewing and processing the application package, including costs of copying, mailings, publications, labor and overhead, all hearings and meetings on the application package and the retention of such consultants, experts and attorneys as the County deems advisable to aid the County during the permit application and approval process. c. The application package must be accompanied by payment of the application fee for either a major permit review or a minor permit review. The County will establish and administer a schedule for such application fee, provided however, the Planning Director may increase the application fee depending on the complexity of the proposal. The actual costs incurred by the County to process the application shall be deducted from the application fee. The Planning Department staff shall keep an accurate record of the actual time and other costs required for the processing of the application and additional billings shall be made commensurate with the additional costs incurred by the County. At no time will • the application fee balance fall below 50 percent ("%") of the applicable application fee. If the balance 13