6.50.70 Amendment Procedures; Lapse of Site Plan
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The official Bluff code is at https://townofbluffutah.gov/ordinances/.
Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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A. Binding on Successors. An approved site plan shall be binding upon the applicant and any of its
successors in title. Amendments which change the character, building design, density, or any other
requirements or conditions contained in the site plan shall not be permitted without prior review
and approval as set forth in this section.
B. Minor Changes. A minor change in the location or placement of buildings or specific improvements
may be authorized by the Planning & Zoning Commission where unforeseen circumstances, such
as site constraints, engineering problems, or the like require a change.
C. Major Changes. Major changes, such as alterations in the size, configuration, or change of use as
defined in this chapter; significant realignments or changes to access, utilities, or storm water
facilities; other changes which increase the density, scope, or intensity of occupancy; significant
changes to project phasing; or other changes which significantly affect the overall design or intent of the project shall be treated as a major change, and shall be referred for review to the Town Council. D. Review of Amendments. A land use authority reviewing an amendment application may approve, approve with conditions, or deny the application. E. Lapse of Plan-Extension. If, within twelve (12) months from the date of approval of a site plan, the applicant fails to satisfy approval conditions or diligently proceed with construction, then the Town may declare a lapse of plan by delivering written notice to the applicant. A lapse of plan shall result in all prior approvals under this chapter being void and of no further effect. An extension of any site plan approval may be granted by the applicable land use authority upon a showing by the applicant of good cause, and provided that an extension is sought in writing within twelve months of the date of approval. Nothing in this section shall be deemed to alter or impair a phasing plan or construction schedule approved in a valid DIA.
6.50.60 Improvements Agreement, Dedications, and Warranties · 6.80.10 Enforcement