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received SMA approval, the record shows that: (1) on January 13, 2025, the Planning <br /> Department determined that the Stanke project is exempt from SMA requirements; and(2) the <br /> building permit was issued on April 1, 2025, almost three months after SMA approval was <br /> granted. See DPW Documents 2, 3, 5. <br /> II. ARGUMENT <br /> Rohr's first issue on appeal - that Stanke doesn't qualify to receive the owner-builder <br /> exemption - should be dismissed because it is moot. On or about October 27, 2025, Public <br /> Works rescinded Stanke's owner-builder exemption; therefore, Rohr's first issue on appeal is <br /> moot. <br /> Rohr's second issue on appeal -that Public Works issued Stanke's building permit before <br /> SMA approval - should be dismissed because the record clearly shows that on January 13, 2025, <br /> the Planning Depaitnuent determined that the Stanke project is exempt from SMA requirements, <br /> and Public Works issued the permit almost three months later, on April 1, 2025. See DPW <br /> Documents 2, 3, 5. For these reasons, Rohr cannot meet the evidentiary burden necessary for the <br /> Board of Appeals to reverse, modify, or remand any decision made by Public Works in this <br /> matte <br /> Board of Appeals "BOA" Rules of Practice and Procedure, Rule 8-15 explains when the <br /> BOA can reverse, modify, or remand a decision made by Public Works: <br /> In appeals of Director's decisions, the Board of Appeals may affirm the decision <br /> of the director; or it may reverse or modify the decision; or remand the decision <br /> with appropriate instructions if, based upon the preponderance of evidence, the <br /> board finds that: <br /> (1) The director erred in its decision or is clearly erroneous in view of the <br /> reliable,probative, and substantial evidence on the whole record; or <br /> (2) The decision violated the Code or other applicable law; or <br /> 3 <br />