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~~'."....~ ,. ......' ., V,.: I. -2- D. payment of costs. No permit for an action for which an EAW or an Ers is required shall be issued until all costs of preparation and review which are to be pai by the applicant are paid, and all information required is supplied, and until the environmental review process has been completed as provided in this ordinance and the rules adopted by reference by this ordinance, and pursuant to any written agreement entered into by the applicant for the permit or permits and the City Council under the provision of Subdivision 5. ~ E. Agreements concerning cost of preparation and review. The applicant for a permit for any action for which an EAW or EIS is required and the City Council may, in writing, agree as to a different division of the costs of preparation and review of any EAW or Ers as provided in 6MCAR 3.042. Section 22-33. Administration. A. The Director of Community Development shall be the person responsible for the administration of the Environmental Review Program, this ordinance, and the rules adopted by reference by this ordinance. B. The Director of Community Development shall be responsible for determining whether an action for which a permit is required is an action for which an EAW is mandatory under 6MCAR 3.024. The Director of Community Development shall also determine those proposed actions for which an optional EAW may be required under the provisions of the ordinance and shall notify the planning commission and the City Council of these proposed actions. C. All EAW I sand ErS I s shall be prepared under the supervision of the Director of Community Development by the planning commission and reviewed and approved by the City Council. D. When reviewing an EAW or ErS, the Director of Community Development and the planning commission may suggest alterations which would lessen the environmental impact of the action. The City Council may require these design alterations to be made as a condition for issuing the permit when it finds that the design alterations are necessary to lessen the environmental impact of the action. E. After an EAW is prepared, the planning commission shall review the EAW and recommend to the City Council whether or not it should require the preparation of an ErS. The City Council shall require an ErS when it finds under 6MCAR 3.025 that an action is major and has potential for significant environmental effects.