1.13.5 Appeal and Review

If the applicant does not agree with the determination of the Planning Commission or Town Staff that existing infrastructure is inadequate, or with the requirement for additional infrastructure, the applicant may request Town Council review. The Town Council is empowered to affirm, reverse or modify the determination of the Planning Commission, Town Staff or Town engineer/consultant. All actions regarding infrastructure impacts and their requirements of the Planning Commission or Town Staff are appealable to the Town Council and notice of any appeal shall be filed with the Town Recorder within seven (7) working days after the date of the decision which is being appealed. If the Planning Commission or Town Staff has not acted on an application or has not indicated to the applicant what existing infrastructure is inadequate within 30 working days after complete information submission, the application shall be automatically forwarded to the Town Board for determination of adequacy of existing infrastructure. 1.13.6 Transferability The infrastructure review and approval is transferable with the title to the underlying property so that an approved project may be conveyed or assigned by the applicant to others without losing the approval. The permit cannot be transferred off the site on which the approval was granted. 1.13.7 Expiration If a zoning clearance is not obtained within twelve months from the date of approval, then the infrastructure review and approval process must be repeated prior to issuance of a zoning clearance. If a zoning clearance expires before actual construction of buildings or structures, the infrastructure review and approval process must be repeated prior to issuance of another zoning clearance. 1.13.8 Standards for Review No zoning clearances shall be issued on buildings and structures subjected to infrastructure review unless it is found by the Town that there is sufficient infrastructure capacity, according to the standards adopted by the Town, either existing or to be provided by the applicant to adequately serve the proposed buildings and structures. Specific review items include: delivery of adequate water for culinary and fire flow purposes, safe vehicular and pedestrian access for owners, users and emergency vehicles, and proper handling of snow melt and storm drainage and slope preservation. The standards to be applied for review are: (a) Standards for Water Delivery. The standards for adequate delivery of water shall be as applicable: the Amalga Town Fire Flow Standards, if adopted; the Cache Fire District Fire Flow Standards; the ISO or NFPA standards for fire flow, the Amalga Town Design Standards, Construction Specifications and Standard Drawings, if adopted; and, the County and/or State Department of Health, Drinking Water Regulations as now constituted and as may be amended. (b) Standards for Site Drainage. The standards for adequate site drainage are the International Building Code, as adopted by statute, or its successor, and the Amalga Town Design Standards, Construction Specifications and Standard Drawings as now constituted or as may be adopted or amended. (c) Standards for Access. The standards for access to the building or structure are the 1985 Uniform Fire Code adopted by statute, or its successor, the Transportation and Circulation Element of the General Plan or Land Use Map, the Amalga Trails Element of the General Plan, if adopted, and the Amalga Town Design Standards, Construction Specifications and Standard Drawings as now constituted or as may be adopted or amended. (d) Standards for Slope Retention. The standards for slope retention are the International Building Code, as adopted by statute, or its successor and the Amalga Town Design Standards, Construction Specifications and Standard Drawings as now constituted or as may be amended.