16.20.020 PRE-APPLICATION MEETING AND CONCEPT PLAN REVIEW (OPTIONAL)
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A. A prospective applicant may request a pre-application meeting with the Planning Commission for the purpose of reviewing any element of the party’s proposed subdivision application (preliminary or final). The proposed application need not be complete for purposes of this meeting.
1. If a prospective applicant requests a pre-application meeting, the Development Coordinator shall schedule the meeting within 15 business days after the request. The meeting shall be scheduled to occur at the next regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for which appropriate notice is attainable.
2. The Planning Commission shall conduct the meeting, provide feedback on materials as requested by the party, and shall provide or have available on the City website the following at the time of the meeting:
a. Copies of applicable land use regulations,
b. A complete list of standards required for the project, and
c. Relevant application checklists.
B. The purpose of this pre-application procedure is to identify any problems with the proposed development before significant expenses are incurred in the preparation of a preliminary plat, improvement plans, and required supporting material. Prospective applicants are therefore strongly encouraged to submit a concept plan to the Development Coordinator for review at this meeting.
1. Any concept plan submitted shall contain at least the elements listed in Section 16.16.010.
2. The prospective applicant should also be prepared to discuss the following with the Development Coordinator at the pre-application meeting:
a. Procedures and requirements for filing the preliminary and final plats;
b. Availability of public water, sewer, storm drainage, and other requirements when public systems are not readily available;
c. Zoning requirements on the property;
d. Requirements of the duly adopted roadway corridor study, sidewalk and curb and gutter plan, master plans, land uses, schools, parks and other public open space;
e. The location and extent of any floodplains as shown by FEMA maps in the office of the City engineer;
f. Soil types and problems on the property as shown on available soil survey maps prepared by the soil conservation service and available through the NRCS website;
g. The location of well protection and drinking water source protection zones;
h. The location of all property in the development that may fall under the hillside development overlay;
i. Proximity to any established agriculture protection area;
j. Stormwater runoff requirements;
k. Any other improvement requirement
l. The prospective applicant’s tentative proposals for the development of the entire adjacent property controlled by the developer or the developer’s affiliates. (Ord. 2025-1, 2025: Ord. 2022-2, 2022: Ord. 2017-6, 2017: Ord. 2008-4, 2008: Ord. 2004-9, 2004: Ord. 2003-4 §§ 2, 4, 2003: Ord. 2002-2 § 2, 2002: Ord. 2000-17 § 2: Ord. 94-3 § 1)