(a) Any project located within the “D” Combining District for which an application for one or more of the following permits or approvals is submitted in accordance with County Code Chapter 18.10, may, at the discretion of the Director of Parks, Open Space and Cultural Services, be submitted to the County Parks and Recreation Commission for a park site review pursuant to subsection (c) of Section 15.01.090 of this Code:
1. A Building Permit for a new single-family dwelling or a new second unit;
2. A Coastal Development Permit for a new single-family dwelling or a new second unit;
3. A Land Division Permit;
4. A Commercial Development Permit;
5. A Policy Amendment; or
6. Any other Development Permit processed at Level V or greater.
Each member of the Board of Supervisors shall be notified by the Director in writing if the determination of the Director is not to proceed with the review, and a member shall have ten (10) calendar days following receipt of such notification by the Board to refer the application to the Parks and Recreation Commission. The Parks and Recreation Commission shall consider possible County acquisition of the land and appropriate recreational development and use of it, pursuant to Chapter 15.01 of this Code.
(b) If the Parks and Recreation Commission recommends the acquisition of a Designated Park Site which would preclude development of the proposed project in any form, the project application shall be forwarded directly to the Board of Supervisors to consider acquiring the property according to the procedures established to implement General Plan policies for park land acquisition.
(c) If the Parks and Recreation Commission recommends acquisition of only a part of a parcel and/or development of the land in a manner which would allow the project to proceed in the proposed form or a modified form, their recommendation shall be incorporated into the design of the project. Failure to incorporate the Parks and Recreation Commission’s recommendations into the proposed project shall constitute grounds for denial of the project application.
(d) If the Parks and Recreation Commission, or subsequently the Board of Supervisors, determines that the acquisition and/or development of a Designated Park Site in whole or in part for park and recreation use is not appropriate or feasible, the proposed project shall be subject only to the regulations of the basic zone district.
(e) Determinations of the Parks and Recreation Commission regarding the acquisition of Designated Park sites are appealable to the Board of Supervisors pursuant to Article VI of Chapter 18.10. (Ord. 3844, 6/23/87; Ord. 4772 § 3, 9/28/04; amended during 9/07 supplement)