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to be required under subsections (a} and (b} above, unless convincing evidence to the contrary is presented to the commission. Until the adoption of such a map, the Council may classify streets as local, collector or arterial on a street by street or project basis, (2} Width. (a} Street ri ht-of-wa ma .Contemporaneous with the adoption of this subsection of the Code, the Council has adopted the Street Right-of- Way Map designating the widths of street right-of-way and street paving for specibc street segments. Any street segment for which no widths are designated on this map shall have the maximum widths for its classification as set forth in subparagraph (b}3.b. of this section. Hereafter the Street Right- of-Way Map may be amended or modified as provided in paragraph (2}(b} hereof, (b} Procedures to amend ri ht-of-wa ma . Widths for proposed new streets or specific street segments as shown on the Street Right-of-Way Map may be determined, amended or modified using any one of the following procedures: 1, By action of the city council, 2. By order of the planning and public works directors based upon the criteria in subparagraph (b}3 below. a, When the directors make a preliminary determination that a street width should be determined, amended or modified, they shall notify all property owners and occupants located within 100 feet of the affected street segment of their preliminary determination and invite comment and evidence from those affected be submitted to them by a date specified in the notice which is at least ten days after the notice is mailed. After providing an opportunity for comment yr evidence the directors shall issue an order designating the street segment's widths, b. Notice of the directors' order designating the street widths shall be mailed to owners and occupants of property located within 100 feet of the affected street segment. Within ten days of the date of the notice of the directors' order is mailed, it maybe appealed as provided in this part (b}2. to the hearings ofi"icial by any adversely affected person or a person entitled to notice under this part b. c. An appeal shall be on a city form and shall state specifically how the directors failed to properly evaluate the proposal or make a decision consistent with applicable criteria. d. Unless the directors and the appellant agree to a longer period, the hearings official shall hold a public evidentiary hearing on an appeal within 45 days of submittal. At least ZO days before the hearing, the city shall mail notice thereof to the appellant and all persons who responded to the ordinance - 2