A subdivider shall prepare a final plat, disclosure statement, and supporting documentation in accordance with the requirements provided in §
200-19 of these regulations. Final plat submittal is initiated by submitting a completed application on the prescribed form available from the Planning Coordinator, along with two copies of the final plat, disclosure statement, and supporting documentation. The Planning Coordinator shall review all materials in order to determine whether the final plat and disclosure statement are complete. If there are no deficiencies, the final plat will be deemed complete for inspection by written notice to the subdivider within 30 days after the date of application. Upon County inspection, if the final plat is found to be compliant with the preliminary requirements, the County, or its designee, shall recommend that it is compliant with the preliminary and a verification of completion shall be issued at which time preliminary work shall be considered complete and request and review for final shall be reviewed by the appropriate parties. If the final plat is incomplete or does not comply with the submittal requirements provided herein, the subdivider shall be notified and will be given a reasonable time not to exceed the preliminary plat expiration date to correct the deficiencies and return the final plat for consideration.