10-1-124 FEES
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Subdivision approval within the City shall be subject to the following fees established by the legislative body.
1. Preliminary Plat Application Fee: The legislative body shall by resolution from time to time prescribe the amount of such fee, which shall be for the purpose of reimbursing the City for the expense of checking and reviewing such preliminary subdivision plats.
2. Plat Application Fee: The legislative body shall by resolution from time to time prescribe the amount of such fee, which shall be for the purpose of reimbursing the City for the expense of checking and reviewing such final subdivision plats. As part of recording the subdivision, the developer shall also pay the normal fee for recording a subdivision in Sanpete County as established by the Sanpete County Recorder.
3. Non-Plat Subdivision Application Fee: The legislative body shall by resolution from time to time prescribe the amount of such fee, which shall be for the purpose of reimbursing the City for the review of such application.
4. Inspection Fee: At the time of filing the final plat, the developer will deposit with the City an inspection fee consisting of three percent (3%) of the estimated cost of improvements, as approved by the City. The City will draw on this deposit to pay the costs of inspection services for the subdivision. After final approval of all subdivision improvements, the City will return to the developer any unused portion of the inspection fee. In the event that inspection costs exceed the subdivision fee deposit, the developer will pay to the City the additional inspection costs.