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When public hearing shall be required or called as hereinabove provided, the City Recorder shall within five days of the expiration of said ten-day “protest or hearing demand period,” notify in writing, the affected property owners and post notice thereof in two public places in the property area affected and also post notice thereof at the City Hall, which notice shall state the purpose, time and place of said hearing. In all instances, the applicant requesting the moving permit shall be notified and his presence requested at said public hearing. That the purpose of said public hearing shall be to permit the City Council to obtain all pertinent information, facts and material relating to said application and the effect thereof upon the public interest of the “affected” area and the city as a whole. Following said public hearing, the City Council may, if in its discretion the granting of such application would be adverse to the best interests of the public and the city, deny such application. The City Council may also request various public officials, the applicant or others to furnish such additional information as it may feel necessary to reach an appropriate decision. In the event that said application is denied, the City Recorder shall, within seven days of such denial, notify the applicant of such denial and the reasons therefor. (Ord. 4-1974 § 6, 1974.)