1.22.130 Reconsideration.
Any aggrieved party or person affected by the decision of the Examiner may, within seven working days of the date of the Examiner's written decision, file with the Planning Department a written request for reconsideration based on any one of the following grounds materially affecting the substantial rights of said party or person:
A. Errors of procedure or misinterpretations of fact, material to the party seeking the request for reconsideration.
B. Irregularity in the proceedings before the Examiner by which such party was prevented from having a fair hearing.
C. Clerical mistakes in the official file or record transmitted to the Examiner, including errors arising from inadvertence, oversight, or omission, which may have materially affected the Examiner's decision on the matter.
Upon receipt of a request for reconsideration, the Examiner shall review said request in light of the record and take such further action as is deemed proper; including, but not limited to, requesting a response from another party, denying the request, granting the request, with or without oral argument, and may render a revised decision. The decision of the Examiner shall be subject to reconsideration only one time, even if the Examiner reverses or modifies the original decision.
If a request for reconsideration is filed, a decision is not final for purposes of further appeal until the Examiner issues a final order on the request for reconsideration.