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TREES t/on of the commission and shall either adopt or modify the findings of fact of the commissi0n~ which findings may be reduced to writing or may ]~e entered in the m/nutes. (c) A developer not wishing to comply with the requirements of section 32-8 may present his re- quest for waiver to the plarm/ng and zoning com- mission which shall recommend either granting or denial of the request to the city council which shall make the final determination in such cases. (Code 1970, § 291/~-9; Ord. No. 844)67, § 1, 9-10-84) Sec. 32-10. Conflicts with departmental rules. In any case where engineering or design stand- ards, departmental policies, or departmental rules establish conditions that cannot be met in a spe- cific situation without removal of a protected tree, the city department or agency responsible for eh- forcing the standard, policy, or rule shall, upon request of the department of parks and recreation, determine what specific adverse effect would re- sult from waiver or modification of such standard, policy, or rule, or application thereof, to the ex- tent necessary to save the tree. If the responsible department or agency determines that there is no serious and imminent adverse effect, the standard, policy, or rule may be modified or waived. Irrec. oncilable differences of opinion between the de- partment of parks and recreation and other city departments as to the seriousness of such adverse effects as may result from waiver or modification of the standard, p'~licy or rule in question shall be resolved by the city manager. All determinations required to be made under this section, including the resolution of departmental conflicts by the city manager, shall be made before the expiration of ten (10) working days from the date of the application for tree removal, in accordance with subsection 32:7(a). (Code 1970, § 29~4-10; Ord. No. 84-067, § 1, 9-10-84) § 32-10 1901 [The next page is 1951]