A. The development project applicant and any party of record may appeal a decision of the City to approve, deny, or condition a Temporary Construction Dewatering Feasibility Study or Temporary Construction Dewatering Plan under this chapter. The appeal shall be made by appealing the decision on the underlying permit to which the Study or the Plan pertains and shall following the procedures for appealing the underlying permit set forth in the Redmond Zoning Code.

B. The development project permit holder may appeal a decision by the Public Works Director to suspend or revoke permission for Temporary Construction Dewatering activities. The appeal shall be to the Hearing Examiner and shall follow the procedure set forth in the Redmond Zoning Code for the appeal of Type I permit decisions. The filing of an appeal shall not stay the Public Works Director’s order to cease Temporary Construction Dewatering Activities, but Public Works Director may, but shall not be obligated to, allow Temporary Construction Dewatering activities to continue during the pendency of an appeal if the same can be done consistent with the public health, safety, and welfare.

C. All appeals under this section shall be made on forms established under the Redmond Zoning Code and accompanied by any applicable appeal fee. No appeal shall be considered filed or complete until any applicable appeal fee is paid. (Ord. 2957 § 7 (part), 2019: Ord. 2831 § 2 (part), 2016).