The Mayor, or Mayor’s designee, is authorized to approve minor changes to plat or rezone conditions without subjecting the change to the same procedure as the original plat or rezone or to the administrative review process. Such changes may be warranted by ambiguities or conflicts in a decision and by new or more detailed information, other permits or law. The Mayor’s authority to make minor changes:

A. Cannot change the character of the plat or rezone and cannot change lot boundaries or setbacks or the total area of dedicated streets, utility easements or open space. Examples of minor changes may relate to the location of utility easements, driveways cuts, and location of street and walkway improvements;

B. Must not increase the potential adverse impact of the development authorized by the plat or rezone conditions.

C. Must be consistent with the applicable law or variations permitted by law, including a permit to which the development is subject.

D. Must not involve an issue of broad public interest, based on the record of the decision.

E. Must not require further SEPA review. (Ord. 319 §XV1, 1996)