11-5-2 Procedure For Approval
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The procedure for obtaining approval of a minor subdivision is a simplified subdivision plat review and approval process.
A. The applicant shall submit a minor subdivision application to the Development Review Committee (DRC), which must review, approve, or reject the final plat.
B. The Review Cycle is Capped. A maximum of three review cycles is permitted for determination of final approval. The DRC must complete each review cycle within thirty (30) business days following submittal and acceptance of the original application, and thirty (30) days for each subsequent review cycle as applicable. (1-2025, 3-18-25)
C. A review cycle is not considered complete until the applicant has adequately addressed any redlines identified by the municipality. The city may only add new redlines after the first review cycle in response to changes made by the applicant or if a correction is necessary to protect public health or safety, or to enforce state or federal law.
D. With fully engineered construction drawings approved by the city, an approved final plat is recorded in the office of the county recorder.