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These regulations shall hereafter be known, cited and referred to as the Subdivision Ordinance of Bear River City, Utah or Chapter 8 of the Land Management and Development Code of Bear River City.
Subdivision applications are initially previewed by the Zoning Administrator and submitted to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation to the City Council. Final approval of a subdivision shall be granted by the City Council. Denied subdivision applications may go to the Appeal Authority as outlined in table 2.1 for appellate action and if denied at that point the District Court is the next level of appeal.
Feasibility review for subdivision proposals shall be done with the Zoning Administrator before being presented at a regular Planning Commission meeting. However, the application requirements for a subdivision must be completed and the necessary fees must be paid before official review can be conducted by the Planning Commission. Fees may include the cost of review by a city engineer, or other consultants as needed (See section 1.13, 3.27, and 9 of LMDC). After the City Council's final approval of the subdivision the applicants go to the Zoning Administrator to apply for a building permit. (Amendment #7, Ordinance No. 2009-11-04)