[Ord. No. 52 §1, 7-2-1987; Ord.
No. 177 §9, 2-3-1994]
A.
No
tract of land in the City of Cottleville, Missouri, may be subdivided,
nor shall any plat thereof be recorded in the St. Charles County Recorder's
office, unless a final plat thereof is first approved by the Board
of Aldermen of the City of Cottleville, Missouri. The requirements
of this Article are in addition to the requirements of the zoning
ordinances of the City and no land use nor any construction, alterations
or destruction of any structure shall be allowed that is not in compliance
with this Article and the zoning ordinances of the City. Before voting
to approve or disapprove any proposed final plat, the Board of Aldermen
shall receive the report and recommendation of the Planning and Zoning
Commission on such proposed final plat. In the event the Planning
and Zoning Commission has disapproved a proposed final plat, the Board
of Aldermen may only approve such proposed final plat by the affirmative
vote of at least four (4) of its members.
B.
In
addition to all other requirements, the design or plan for any construction,
improvement or change of a public street, utility or other public
improvement (or the same which is intended for public dedication)
shall be approved in writing by each of the following entities unless
waived by such entity or unless designated as inapplicable by the
City Engineer: St. Charles County Highway Engineer, Missouri Highway
and Transportation Department, Missouri Cities Water Company, Duckett
Creek Sewer District, St. Charles Gas Company, AmerenUE, Cuivre River
Electric Cooperative, the fire and school districts in which such
construction, improvement or change is being made and any other entity
designated by the City Engineer. Whenever any standard specified by
any such entity is more stringent (as determined by the City Engineer)
than the City standard or the standard of another such entity, the
most stringent standard shall apply unless the City Engineer issues
a permit for another standard to be used.
[Ord. No. 176 §§2
— 4, 2-3-1994]
A.
No
residential home shall be built upon any tract of land which has been
subdivided as defined in this Section unless such land is first zoned
residential.
B.
"Subdivision of land" shall mean the division of a tract
of land into two (2) or more parcels; or any division of land in which
a street or easement of access is to be dedicated, reserved, platted,
opened or constructed.
C.
No
subdivision of land shall be allowed which creates or results in illegal
zoning of any land.
