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fails to comply with any of the provisions of the performance agreement or final approved plan, the city may invoke the enforcement procedures provided in the performance agreement, or under applicable law, or both. 9.7030 Recordation of Certain City Decisions. After a decision becomes final at the local level, the city shall record at Lane County Deeds and Records a notice of a decision concerning property that is the subject of the following types of applications: (1) Conditional use permit and any modifications. (2) Historic landmark, designation. (3) Historic property, alteration. (4) Planned unit development, final plan and any modifications. (5) Property line adjustment. (6) Site review and any modifications. (7) Variances. (8) Willamette Greenway permit and any modifications. (9) Zone change. Application Review Authorities and Processes 9.7035 App lication Review Authorities and Processes. Application review shall follow one of five types of procedures based on whether the decision is administrative (Type I), quasi - judicial (Type II, Type III or Type IV), or legislative (Type V). 9.7040 Description of Administrative Decisions Type I. Administrative decisions of the planning director follow a Type I process that involves a review based on clear and objective standards. The Type I process does not involve public notice or a public hearing prior to the decision and does not allow for a local appeal of the decision. 9.7045 Description of uasi- `udicial Decisions Type II Type III Type IV. Quasi- judicial decisions follow either a Type II, Type III or a Type IV process. A quasi - judicial decision concerns a specific site or area, and involves the exercise of discretion in making a decision. (1) A Type II process is based on a review of criteria that requires a limited amount of discretion. The Type II process includes public notice of the application and an opportunity for citizens to provide comments prior to the decision. The process does not include a public hearing unless the decision is appealed. Notice of the decision is provided to allow the applicant or an adversely affected person to appeal the decision to a higher local review authority. (2) A Type III process is a decision - making process in which a hearings official or the historic review board makes the initial decision. The Type III process includes public notice and a public hearing, as well as the opportunity for a local appeal to be filed by the applicant, an individual who testified orally or in Ordinance - 287