Subdivision 505 Concept Subdivision Applications – Not an Application for any Subdivision Approval
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A Concept Subdivision Application does not constitute a Land Use Application for any subdivision approval and is in no way binding on the County or the Applicant(s). Any discussion before the Zoning Administrator and Commission, meeting when the Concept Subdivision Application is discussed, shall not be considered by the Applicant as any indication of approval or disapproval, either actual or implied of any subsequent Land Use Application required by this Ordinance.
Subdivision 504 Review Procedures for Concept Subdivision Applications · Subdivision 506 Possible Actions following a Concept Subdivision Application Meeting