2203.1 If the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs determines that an application for a Certificate of Inclusionary Zoning Compliance does not demonstrate compliance with the Inclusionary Zoning Program or the information provided is insufficient, the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs shall provide to the Inclusionary Development Owner a written notice of the deficiency and shall allow the Inclusionary Development Owner a reasonable period of time, designated in the written notice, to cure the deficiency.

2203.2 If the Inclusionary Development Owner fails to cure the deficiency within the period of time set forth in the written notice, the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs may deny the application.

2203.3 If the application for a Certificate of Inclusionary Zoning Compliance demonstrates compliance with the Inclusionary Zoning Program, and the proposed Inclusionary Development Covenant conforms to the requirements of § 2204, the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs shall issue the Certificate of Inclusionary Zoning Compliance.

SOURCE: As amended by Final Rulemaking published at 56 DCR 3907 (May 15, 2009).