In the event that the subdivider or other interested party is dissatisfied with any determination of the planning director or the city engineer in regard to the tentative parcel map; the subdivider or interested party may appeal to the planning commission. The subdivider shall file with the city clerk a notice of appeal within fourteen calendar days after the notice of the decision of the planning director and city engineer has been mailed to the subdivider. Upon receiving notice of appeal; the city clerk shall forthwith set a date for hearing and provide written notice thereof to the subdivider not less than ten calendar days before the hearing. Upon appeal; the planning director shall submit to the planning commission a report setting forth the determinations of the planning director and city engineer regarding the tentative parcel map subdivision and the reasons for such determinations. At the hearing; the planning commission shall consider the report of the planning director and any written or oral evidence produced at the hearing by the subdivider and other interested parties; the planning director; or the city engineer. The planning commission shall render its decision as to whether the tentative parcel map subdivision shall be approved, modified; or disapproved. The decision of the planning commission shall be final unless appealed to the city council by any interested person including; without limitation; a member of the council; planning director or city engineer; within fourteen calendar days of the date of the planning commission’s decision by filing a written appeal with the city clerk. The city council shall thereupon consider said application; appeal and recommendation; together with all the papers and reports filed in connection with said matter and shall determine whether the tentative parcel map subdivision shall be approved or disapproved, finally or conditionally. The decision of the city council shall be final. (Ord. 1917 NCS §5 (part), 1993.)