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Development Agreement is directly contradicted by his own statements in the Orders, including: <br /> • "[T]he Ordinances and other land use regulations applicable to the Project were <br /> `locked in" as of the date of the Development Agreement for a period of thirty years." <br /> • "[T]he Development Agreement required the Original Developer to post a bond in <br /> favor of the County to assure that improvements relating to various roadway <br /> requirements would be constructed . . . . Development Agreement § 13(b)." <br /> Ex. 104-1 at 1-2; Ex. 105-1 at 1-2. If the Planning Director has authority to make statements as <br /> to the effect and requirements of the Development Agreement in the Orders, he also has <br /> authority to respond to Oceanside's Requests asking him to do the same. <br /> The Planning Director's interpretation of the Development Agreement is one of the <br /> central issues the court ordered the parties to seek. See Ex. 105-7a at 5, 715(a)(d) & (e); Ex. <br /> 105-7b at 5, ¶4(d) & (e). Oceanside requests that the BOA remand the matter back to the <br /> Planning Director with instructions to modify the Oceanside Order to issue the declaratory <br /> rulings on these Requests set forth in Oceanside's Petition, or modify the Oceanside Order itself. <br /> C. Planning Director's Ruling that Requests Sought Review of Prior Action. <br /> In the Oceanside Order, the Planning Director refused to issue declaratory rulings on <br /> seven Requests on the grounds they"improperly seek review or affirmance of a past Department <br /> action, i.e., the issuance of Planning Variance 10-027 . . . , which is no longer appealable." Ex. <br /> 105-1 at 8; see also Section II(A) (table summarizing Requests). While Oceanside agrees with— <br /> and has not appealed—the Planning Director's ruling that the Variance is no longer appealable, <br /> these Requests did not seek the "review or affirmance" of the Variance. Rather, each sought the <br /> Planning Director's interpretation of provisions of the County Code as of a specific date. <br /> Petitions for declaratory rulings are intended for situations "where the applicability of <br /> relevant law is unknown, either because the agency has not yet acted upon particular factual <br /> circumstances, or for some other reason the applicability of some provisions of law have not <br /> 4881-6366-3335.6.051730-00058 21 <br />