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18.68.070 Maintenance. <br />A. No final subdivision map or parcel map shall be recorded until documents <br />pertaining to the maintenance of common natural open space areas, common <br />landscaped areas, and common recreational facilities located within the plan <br />have been approved by the city attorney. For nonresidential developments, said <br />maintenance shall pertain to all landscaped areas and recreational facilities not <br />enclosed within a building. For residential developments, said maintenance shall <br />apply to the privately owned natural open space, landscaped areas, and/or <br />recreational facilities owned biro used in common by the residents, and/or <br />located within the subdivision. <br />B. The city shall be identified as a third party beneficiary to conditions, covenants <br />and restrictions placed upon a development, unless otherwise directed by the city <br />council or the city attorney. (Prior code § 2-8.31) <br />18.68.080 Interpretation. <br />A. Due to the flexibility and imagination desired in PUD developments, not every <br />issue regarding future development and use of the property may be established <br />as part of the initial approval of a development. Thus, the director of community <br />development shall be charged with the responsibility to determine if a change to <br />the approved plan and/or conditions thereto is substantial. If, after review of the <br />plan and conditions, the director determines that the request is a substantial <br />revision or change, the request shall be presented to the planning commission <br />and city council in accordance with the applicable provisions of Chapter 18.04 of <br />this title. If the change is not substantial, the director, after consulting with the city <br />attorney, may approve the change, subject to reasonable conditions, and advise <br />the planning commission and city council of said approval, in writing, within 10 <br />days of the approval. <br />B. If the planning commission, city council, applicant or any interested citizen <br />disagrees with the director of community development's determination or <br />conditions of approval, a written appeal shall be filed with the planning division <br />within 20 calendar days of said action and a public hearing shall be held. The <br />requisite notices of the public hearing by the planning commission shall be held <br />pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 18of this title. <br />C. If the city council, applicant, or any interested citizen disagrees with the planning <br />commission's determination or conditions of approval, a written appeal shall be <br />filed with the planning division within 20 calendar days of said action and a public <br />hearing by the city council shall be scheduled within 40 days of the receipt of <br />such appeal and held at the earliest opportunity. The requisite notices of the <br />public hearing by the planning commission shall be held pursuant to the <br />provisions of Chapter 18 of this title. <br />18.68.100 Grading. <br />Any land located within a PUD district which does not have an approved <br />development plan shall not be graded or have fill placed upon it without first <br />obtaining an entitlement subject to Chapter 18.20 of this title, unless otherwise <br />5 <br />