§ 30-73. Pre-application meeting requirements.

The pre-application meeting should include the owner and/or owner's agent, the project engineer, the director or their designee, the county engineer or their designee, a representative from the environmental health division, and other interested agencies, as stated in section 30-72.

(1)

The owner and/or owner's agent and the project engineer should be prepared to provide information and discuss compliance with the general plan and adopted area plans; the zoning ordinances and requirements for submitting rezones; applicability of site plan requirements; applicable provisions of these regulations; physical features of the proposed development; the availability of public facilities and services; the timing and placement of public improvements; transportation issues; assurances; environmental concerns; and subdivision design.

(2)

The owner/developer shall inform the department of the process/project manager who will make all submissions to the county. Should the process/project manager change during the processing of the preliminary plat or final plat, the developer shall notify the department in writing.

(3)

In order to request a pre-application meeting, the owner and/or owner's agent must submit five copies of a conceptual layout, and a narrative accompanied by a request for a pre-application meeting to the department, a minimum of two weeks prior to the pre-application meeting date. The conceptual layout should show the subdivision design, lot layout, and circulation patterns. Project names shall not duplicate names of existing or proposed developments, nor be so similar as to cause processing confusion.

(4)

Within ten working days of the pre-application meeting, and following the receipt of recommendations from other reviewing agencies, if the director find that the project can feasibly meet the requirements of the land division regulations and other adopted plans and standards, the next available tract number will be assigned and given to the owner/developer to apply to their preliminary plat and improvement plans.

( Ord. No. 2001-01 , § 3.7(B), 2-20-2001; Ord. No. 2004-04 , § 3.7(B), 12-6-2004; Ord. No. 2010-06 , § 3.6(B), 4-5-2010)