Subdivision 604 Commission Recommendation – Reasonable Requirements Authorized
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1) The Commission may recommend approval of the Preliminary Subdivision Application (Major), as presented, recommend approval of the Preliminary Subdivision Application (Major) with revisions and requirements, or recommend denial of the Preliminary Subdivision Application (Major), with findings of compliance or non-compliance with this Ordinance, the County’s other Land Use Ordinances and all other requirements, as applicable.
2) The Commission may recommend onsite and offsite improvements, facilities, services, and amenities, provided one hundred percent (100%) by the Applicant(s) for Preliminary Subdivision Application (Major) approval, such improvements, facilities, services, and amenities being determined to be consistent with the requirements of Section 116 herein, including, but not limited to:
a) Road and street improvements, including layout, design, grading and surfacing. b) Flood control facilities. c) Culinary Water facilities. d) Secondary and Irrigation Water facilities. e) Sanitary Sewer facilities. f) Storm Drainage facilities. g) Erosion Control facilities. h) Traffic Circulation and Access Management facilities. i) Lot, Parcel, and/or Site drainage. j) Park and open space areas and facilities. k) Public features and recreational amenities. l) Fire protection and suppression facilities, including fire hydrants, fire access, and water
storage facilities. m) Electrical power and telecommunications facilities. n) Fencing and buffering treatments.
o) Street lighting facilities. p) Streetscape enhancements, including street trees and park strip improvements. q) Measures designed to protect the natural features of the site, including, but not limited to,
wetlands, drainage ways, ground water protection, and slopes. r) Such other measures, improvements, facilities, amenities and services determined
reasonable and necessary to allow the proposed subdivision in compliance with the requirements of this Ordinance, all other Land Use Ordinances, and all Federal, State, or Local regulations, as applicable.
3) The Commission in making a recommendation shall find that the procedural requirements and review standards of Section 603 have been met.
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