[Amended 4-15-1974 by Ord. No. 1-74]
A. Any owner or land within the city shall, prior to the making of any minor subdivision, submit, together with the fee prescribed by §
150-10 of this Article, an application for minor subdivision approval to the Community Affairs Department, which shall transmit such application to the Chairman of the Subdivision Committee of the Planning Board within three days from receipt thereof.
B. The Planning Board may, by regulation, require that
the application be submitted to the Community Affairs Department not
less than 10 days prior to the meeting at which action is to be taken
or reported taken on such application.
Written application for approval of a minor subdivision shall be made in duplicate on appropriate forms supplied by Planning Board, and it shall include, in addition to any other information which may be sought by the Planning Board, the names and addresses of the owner, agent and engineer, if any, and statements identifying and locating the property involved, together with a preliminary plat, in triplicate, of the proposed subdivision as prescribed in §
150-9 of this Article.
The preliminary plat accompanying an application
for a minor subdivision shall be clearly drawn and legibly lettered
on tracing cloth at a scale not smaller than one inch equals 100 feet;
it shall be accurate and certified by a licensed land surveyor and
shall, in, addition to complying with the requirements of N.J.R.S.
46:23-9.1 and 9.4 (1953), show or include the following information:
A. The location of that portion which to be subdivided
in relation to the entire tract.
B. All existing structures standing upon or within 100
feet of the portion to be subdivided.
C. The name of the owner of the land being subdivided
and the names of the owners of all properties within 200 feet of the
extreme boundaries of the subdivision, as the same appear in the most
recent city tax records.
D. The block and lot numbers on the current city tax
assessment map of all the properties shown on the plat.
E. All streets and streams within 500 feet of the subdivision.
[Amended 4-18-1966 by Ord. No. 869; 9-5-1978 by Ord. No.
38-78; 9-15-1980 by Ord. No. 25-80; 10-19-1981 by Ord. No. 38-81]
The following shall be the fees for minor subdivisions:
A. One-family, two-family and charitable organizations
or lands to be used for these purposes: $50.
B. Three-family to ten-family dwelling units or lands
to be used for these purposes: $125.
C. Multiple-family dwellings in excess of 10 units or
land to be used for that purpose: $300.
D. Business, commercial and industrial buildings and
structures or land to be used for these purposes on property of less
than two acres: $150.
E. Business, commercial and industrial buildings and
structures or land to be used for these purposes on property of two
acres or more; $250.
Before the Building, Housing and Land Use Department
shall return any approved plat to the subdivider, such Department
shall have sufficient reproductions made (recovering the cost therefor
from the subdivider) to furnish one copy to each of the following:
A. Building, Housing and Land Use Department.
D. Secretary of the Planning Board.
The original of the aforesaid plat, drawn in
compliance with New Jersey Revised Statutes 46:23-9.1, shall be filed
by the subdivider with the County Clerk within 60 days from the date
of its return to him by the Building, Housing and Land Use Department.
If the Subdivision Committee shall fail to unanimously determine that the application and plat submitted therewith qualify as a minor subdivision under the terms of this chapter, a notation to that effect shall be made upon the original plat by the Chairman of the Subdivision Committee. The said plat shall then be returned to the Building, Housing and Land Use Department for forwarding to the subdivider, with instructions that he perfect a major subdivision application in compliance with Articles
III and
IV of this chapter.