Effective December 8, 2000, the Zoning Commission shall hear and decide all applications filed under § 3104 for special exception approval under §§ 210, 302.2, 322.2, 332.2, 352.2, 507, 615, and 916 of a campus development plan; the amendment of a campus development plan; the further processing of an approved campus development plan to permit the construction and use of a specific building or structure within a campus, whether the plan was approved by the Commission or the Board of Zoning Adjustment; and the interim use of land or improved property within a reasonable distance of a campus.
This section applies to all applications filed on or after December 8, 2000, with the Commission and to all applications filed before that date with the Board but for which the public hearing on the application has not commenced.
The Board shall continue to hear and decide all applications for which the public hearing commenced before December 8, 2000, and, in the cases that it has heard and decided, all post-hearing motions under § 3126 and requests for modification of approved plans under § 3129.
The Commission shall use the standards for special exception approval in § 3104, subject to the conditions specified in §§ 210, 507, 615, and 916, in reviewing and approving college and university uses.
Except for § 3128 relating to the Commission's sua sponte review of Board orders and decisions, the Commission shall use the Board of Zoning Adjustment Rules of Practice and Procedure in chapter 31 of this title that apply to special exception proceedings in processing, reviewing, and approving college and university uses.
At the time of filing an application with the Commission, the applicant shall pay the filing fee specified in § 3180.1(b)(3). The provisions of § 3181 relating to the administration of fees shall apply, except that in an application to be heard by the Commission, the applicant shall appeal any decision of the Director regarding the fee schedule to the Commission, which shall decide the appeal at a meeting or hearing as a preliminary matter to hearing the application.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 11, r. 11-3035