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RM meet to hear the appeal within 15 days after such a request is filed. Notwithstanding the fore _going, appeals of decisions_ granting a permit or otherwise affirming that a proposed use of property is consistent with the witness. The appellant shall not be limited at the hearing to matters stated in the notice of appeal. If any party or the city would be unduly prejudiced by in the nature of certiorari, the hearing shall be based on the record below and the scope of review shall be as provided in G.S. 160A- 393(k). 10 The parties to an meal that has been made under this subsection may agree to mediation or other forms of alternative dispute resolution. The ordinance may set standards and procedures to facilitate and manage such voluntary alternative dispute resolution. (c) Special and Conditional Use Permits. - The zoning ordinance may provide that the board of adjustment may PewsPesilexeeptiento toe zoning zeglatie esified- vat:ia-nees i e 11 ad „s°s and *4a* d may-tt�hear and decide special and conditional use pefmits, all to b � Rermits in accordance with t4e pt:ifieiples, eenditiens, sRfepat: ' standards and procedures specified in the ordinance. Reasonable and appropriate conditions may be imposed upon these permits.T -he ,,..a;,,, nee m also ,,,Aot:ize toe boat:d to iN*°=pr°* (d) Variances. - When pt:aetieal di ffiettities or unnecessary hardships would result from carrying out the strict letter of a zoning ordinance, the board of adjustment shall have toe pov, °r wary eredify any of the r alai, ° ns of toe ,,..a;,,, nee so t4at provisions of the The requested variance is consistent with the spy spirit, purpose, and intent of the ot4inanee shall be obse , °a, ordinance, such that public safety and ,v,el f e s°,.,,.. °a safety is secured, and substantial justice his achieved. No change in permitted uses may be authorized by variance. mate- eenditiens; Leh consistent with the provisions of this subsection. SL2013 -126 Session Law 2013 -126 Page 3