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the inspection; or c. Multiple visits by City personnel are required because of the failure of an applicant to complete required corrections within the time granted. The City Manager or designee may waive the penalty for late payment of an inspection fee if: d. The applicant has applied for and been granted an extension of time within which to pay the fee; or e. For other good cause shown. 2. The City will not begin its review of a hazardous materials annual license application or issue an interim status permit until the applicant has paid the processing fee and base inspection fee. 3. The classification fee shall be determined on the basis of the classification of the hazardous materials found at each facility during the application review. The fee shall be established in an amount necessary to recover the City's costs associated with review of the facility's Hazardous Materials Management Plan and Emergency Response Contingency Plan and any necessary education and training of those within the facility, including such pre-incident planning assistance as deemed necessary. The classification fee is payable by the applicant within 30 days from completion of the checklist review. R-3.190-D. Permit/License Auproval or Denial. 1. An application for an interim status permit shall be approved unless: 1.1 The applicant fails to comply with the requirements of Section R-3.190-B of these rules or the requirements of the Eugene Code, 1971; or 1.2 The City has knowledge that issuance of the permit will impose a significant risk to public health, safety or welfare. 2. An application for an annual license shall be approved unless: 2.1 The applicant fails to comply with the requirements of Section R-3.190-A of these rules or the requirements of the Eugene Code, 1971; or 2.2 The City determines that the facility is not in compliance with all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations, or is not Administrative Rule R-3.190 - 3