§ 36-370. Evidence of ownership.  


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  • If, in connection with any petition or application, the planner requests evidence of ownership of the property to which the petition or application relates, the petitioner or applicant shall obtain, at the petitioner's or applicant's expense, and deliver to the planner, a title opinion from an attorney acceptable to the planner, or other evidence of such ownership acceptable to the planner, in each case addressed to the city. Also, if so requested by the planner, the petitioner or applicant shall obtain a written consent to the petition or application by all owners of such property as shown by the title opinion or other evidence of ownership and, if the request is made, the city shall have no duty to process, or to act on or respond to, such petition or application until such consents are delivered to the planner.

(Code 1970; Code 1992, § 850.04(8))