§ 86-5. Same—Exceptions; notice of hearing; conducting hearing.

The terms of sections 86-2 through 86-6 shall not apply to the developers who have had their plans approved by the planning commission of the city. The applicant shall be given at least seven days' written notice of such hearing. In determining whether such permit shall be granted, the council shall hear evidence from the applicant and any other interested party dealing with whether or not private or public property within the city will be damaged or depreciated by the project and whether, and to what extent, the lives, health and safety of the inhabitants of the city will be endangered. The city council shall be exclusive judges of the facts and shall, at the conclusion of such hearing, make a determination as to whether or not the plans and specifications of the project shall be approved. If the plans and specifications are approved by the city council, such action shall constitute a permit within the terms and meaning of sections 86-2 through 86-6.

(Ord. No. 411, § 4, 4-9-64; Code 1973, § 18-6)