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/9/9} time period, the hearings official shall approve, conditionally approve, or deny the application within ten days of the public hearing. The hearings official's decision shall be based on findings and conclusions in response to the criteria in section 9.10 and other applicable use permit criteria. The hearings official shall mail a copy of the decision to the applicant and parties who have requested a copy on the day it is rendered, ~3} If an application requires re-examination of existing stand- ards or policies, the hearings official may refer the matter to the planning commission far a decision . ~4} Unless appealed, the hearings official's decision is effec- tive on the eleventh day after it is rendered. 9.108 Hearin s Official Authorized to Grant. variances in Conjunction with a Conditional Use Permit. The hearings official may, in connection with a conditional use permit application, grant variances to the provisions of this ordinance with respect to fences and wal 1 s, site area, width, frontage, depth, coverage, outdoor living area, front yard, ~nter~ar yards, height of structures, distance between structures, and off- street parking facilities. The hearings official may grant a variance, if on the basis of the application, investigation, and evidence submitted, the hearings official makes findings as required fora variance from provisions of this ordinance. 9.71o Conditions. The hearings official shall designate conditions deemed. necessary and consistent with criteria for approval. The hearings official may also require guarantees and evidence that the condi- tions wi]1 be fulfilled. Conditions may include; ~a} Regulation of uses. fib} Special yards, spaces. ~c} Fences and walls. ~d} Surfacing of parking areas to city specifications. (e} Street dedications and improvements for bonds}. ~f} Regulation of points of vehicular ingress and egress. fig} Regulation of signs. ~h} Landscaping and maintenance thereof. ~i} Maintenance of the grounds. ~j} Regulation of noise, vibration, offensive odors, hazardous biological materials, and other nuisances to a greater extent than set forth in sections 9.636 to 9.66 if necessary to conform to the general conditional use permit approval criteria. ~ k} Regu1 ati on of time for certain activities. ~l} Time period within which the proposed use must be developed, gym} duration of use. fin} Other conditions that will help the city to develop and change in an orderly and efficient manner. 9.114 A eats. within ten days of the hearings official's decision, it may be appealed to the planning commission by the applicant, an adversely affected person, or a party entitled to notice. The appeal shall be on a planning department form, shall be based on the record, and shall state specifically how the hearings official failed to properly evalu- ate the proposed conditional use permit application or make a decision con- sistent with applicable criteria. Ordinance -37-