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The planning commission may specify the information required in an application and may from time to time change the content of that information, but at all times the planning commission shall require the following information:

A. The applicant’s name and address;

B. The owner’s name and address, if different from the applicant;

C. A description of the boundaries of the proposed area or a description of the proposed landmark;

D. A statement explaining the following:

1. The reasons why the proposed district or landmark should be designated;

2. The reason why the boundaries of the proposed areas are adequate and suitable for designation;

3. The positive and negative effects, if any, which designation of the proposed district or landmark would have on the residents or other property owners of the area.

The planning commission shall deliver a proposal or an application for designation to the city council within 30 days after the day on which a proposal or application is received. The city council shall review the proposal on the application and prepare a written recommendation or decision approving or rejecting the proposed designation. [Ord. 26 § III, 1986.]