The final site plan/subdivision plat is to serve as a complete,
thorough and permanent public record of the proposed development and
the manner in which it is to be developed. The final plan or plat
is intended only to add detail to and to put in final form the information
contained in the preliminary site plan/subdivision plat and shall
conform to the preliminary plan or plat in all respects. It shall
incorporate all prior approved plans and all approved modifications
thereof resulting from the site plan/subdivision plat process and
shall be responsive to and in compliance with all conditions imposed
on prior approvals.
[Amended 6-15-1988 by Ord. No. 1-1988]
Prior to the final date for Planning Board action pursuant to §
163-115 below, the Land Use Administrator and each City official or consultant to which the application has been referred shall file a written report with the Planning Board, setting forth recommendations with respect to the grant or denial of such application and findings as to the lack of compliance of the proposed development with applicable federal, state, county or City law, ordinance, regulation, plan or program and any adverse effects of the proposed development on those aspects of the general health, safety and welfare of the community for which such official or consultant has special responsibility. One copy of each such report shall be filed with the Land Use Administrator and made available to the applicant and other interested persons pursuant to §
163-198J of this Part
5.
No application for final site plan/subdivision plat approval shall be granted unless the Planning Board shall find that, based on the information presented to it, the proposed development and the final plan/plat are in compliance with each of the standards established for site plan/subdivision plat approval pursuant to §§
163-127 through
163-133 hereof.
In granting approval of a final site plan/subdivision plat, the Planning Board may impose such restrictions and conditions upon the approval, the proposed development or the subject property as may be necessary, in its opinion, to achieve the purposes of this chapter and the site plan/subdivision plat approval process; to ensure the compliance of the proposed development with the standards established pursuant to §§
163-127 through
163-133; and to prevent or minimize any adverse effects of the proposed development upon properties in the neighborhood and upon the general health, safety and welfare of the entire community. Every final plan/plat approval shall be conditioned upon the applicant's strict compliance with all the terms, restrictions and conditions of the approved final plan/plat and upon the applicant's continuing compliance with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations. All conditions imposed upon any final plan/plat approval, except to the extent made applicable to all such approvals by the terms of this chapter, shall be expressly set forth in the resolution granting such approval. The violation of any condition upon any such approval shall be a violation of this chapter and shall be sufficient basis fur revoking final site plan/subdivision plat approval and for denying any further approval or permit required pursuant tin this chapter or any other ordinance of the City of Atlantic City.
[Amended 6-15-1988 by Ord. No. 1-1988]
Within 10 days following the final disposition of an application for final site plan/subdivision plat approval or the expiration, without decision, of the time specified in §
163-115B above, the Land Use Administrator shall publish notice and mail notice thereof to all parties entitled thereto as provided by §
163-200 of this chapter. Notice to the applicant shall include a provision informing the applicant that properly signed and approved copies of the final plan/plat as necessary for Atlantic County review and for recording may be obtained upon submission of the guaranties required by §
163-136 hereof and presentation of proof of recording, prior to the sale of any property to be subject to them, of any documents, easements, restrictions or covenants required to be recorded as a condition of final approval.
[Amended 6-15-1988 by Ord. No. 1-1988]
The applicant shall, within 95 days following the date of final approval, pursuant to §
163-115A of this chapter, file the subdivision plat with the county recorder. The Planning Board may, for good cause shown, extend the period for recording for an additional period not to exceed 190 days from the date of final approval. If the applicant fails to record the plat or plan within the prescribed time, final approval shall expire.