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18.68.080 development. Thus, the director of planning shall be charged with respon- sibility to determine if a change to the approved plan and/or conditions thereto is substantial. If, after review of the plan and conditions, the director deter- mines that the request is a substantial revision or change, the request shall be presented to the planning commission and city council in accordance with the applicable provisions of chapter 18.04 of this title. If the change is not sub- stantial, the director, after consulting with the city attorney and director of engineering services, may approve the change, subject to reasonable condi- tions, and advise the planning commis- sion and city council of said approval, in writing, within ten (10) days of the approval. B. If the planning commission, city council, applicant or any interested citizen disagrees with the director of planning's determination or conditions of approval, a written appeal shall be filed with the secretary to the planning commission within twenty (20) calendar days of said action and a public hearing shall be held. The requisite notices of the public hearing shall be given pursu- ant to the provisions of chapter 18.04 of this title. C. If the revision or change involves the construction of an improvement or betterment for which no specific devel- opment standard is established pursuant to this chapter, the director of planning, planning commission and/or city coun- cil shall apply the provisions of this code which most closely represent the type of development which has been approved. (Prior Code § 2-8.32) 18.68.090 Interim Uses: Any existing use of property zoned PUD (including property with an ap- proved development plan) shall be subject to the provisions of chapter 18.120 of this title pertaining to nonconforming uses. No expansion of a nonconforming land use, expansion of a nonconforming building, or addition of any new structures associated in any manner with an existing land use or building, with the exception of emer- gency standby electricity generators, fuel cells, or battery facilities, shall be allowed until a conditional use permit has been granted in accordance with chapter 18.124 of this title. Emergency standby electricity generators, fuel cell, or battery facilities shall comply with the regulations of the most applicable R-1 zoning district, as determined by the planning director. (Ord. 1880, 2003; Prior Code § 2-8.33) 18.68.100 Grading: Any land located within a PUD dis- trict which does not have an approved development plan shall not be graded or have fill placed upon it without first obtaining a conditional use permit pursuant to chapter 18.124 of this title. (Prior Code § 2-8.34) 18.68.110 Development Plan: A. Purpose: The development plan is intended to provide to the city a com- prehensive plan of the proposed devel- opment to ensure that the intent and purposes of the planned unit develop- ment district are effectuated. The devel- 555 (Pleasanton Januazy 2004)