Discretionary Use Applications
Notice that an application has been submitted for a Discretionary Use Development Permit are mailed and/or emailed to adjacent landowners, referral agencies, adjacent municipalities (where applicable), and other County departments.
Under the MGA, notifications must occur at least 7 days prior to the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) meeting where the application will be reviewed. Typically 5 days are allowed for the notice to reach the person(s) being notified, 2 days for them to read the notice and 5 days to provide a response. Anyone objection to the development must provide the objection in writing to the Planning and Development department prior to the MPC meeting where the application will be reviewed. In addition, those objecting to the application may attend the MPC meeting to speak to the application and voice their concerns.
Under the MGA, notifications must occur at least 7 days prior to the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) meeting where the application will be reviewed. Typically 5 days are allowed for the notice to reach the person(s) being notified, 2 days for them to read the notice and 5 days to provide a response. Anyone objection to the development must provide the objection in writing to the Planning and Development department prior to the MPC meeting where the application will be reviewed. In addition, those objecting to the application may attend the MPC meeting to speak to the application and voice their concerns.
Notice that a decision has been reached about a Discretionary Use Development Permit application are sent to adjacent landowners, referral agencies, and adjacent municipalities (where applicable)
The applicant or anyone else who objects to the decision may appeal to the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board (SDAB). The appeal must be made in writing, with the applicable fee, to the Planning and Development department within 14 days of the date the decision was made by MPC.
The applicant or anyone else who objects to the decision may appeal to the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board (SDAB). The appeal must be made in writing, with the applicable fee, to the Planning and Development department within 14 days of the date the decision was made by MPC.