7.4.1.1 Town Planner Review of Concept Plan

Revised April 29, 1999 The Town Planner shall consider the Concept Plan and render a report at a regular meeting of the Planning Commission concerning the plan. The Town Planner shall direct the applicant to transmit the Concept Plan for review to appropriate officials or agencies of the local government, adjoining counties or municipalities, school, fire and other special service type districts, and other official bodies as it deems necessary or as mandated by law, including any review required by metropolitan, regional, or state bodies under applicable state or federal law. Town Staff will consider all the reports submitted by the officials and agencies concerning the plan and shall submit a report for proposed action to the Planning Commission for the next available regular meetings. The scale or complexity of a project or Town Planner workload will dictate the processing period. The Town Planner will provide the applicant a projected time frame when an application is filed. If the work load is too great for processing by available Town Staff in a time frame acceptable to the applicant or additional expertise is required, the project review may be sent out to a consulting planner, engineer or architect approved by the Town. The developer will be responsible for all fees incurred in any plan or development review process undertaken by an outside agency or consultant.