No person, corporation, partnership, business entity or combination
thereof shall develop for any commercial purpose, including any building
designed to house four (4) or more families, any property, tract or
other site without first submitting to the building inspector a site
plan prepared by a registered engineer in the following form and containing
the items hereinafter set out:
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Exhibit A, Items 1 through 18, is included as an attachment to this chapter.
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(1999 Code, sec. 3.1001)
The requirements hereof shall be in addition to standards and requirements of other city ordinances, including but not limited to chapter 10, article 10.05.
(1999 Code, sec. 3.1002)
No permit for construction shall be issued nor water or sewer
service connected to any improvement constructed on a site after passage
of this article for which a site plan has not been approved. Any site
plan shall be approved or rejected by the building inspector within
thirty (30) days after filing such site plan and all required attachments
with the building inspector. A site plan shall not be deemed delivered
until all required documents and attachments have been filed. The
building inspector shall notify anyone filing such plan of any lacking
documents or deficiencies within ten (10) days after delivery of the
site plan to the office of the building inspector.
(1999 Code, sec. 3.1003)
Any person, corporation, partnership, business entity or combination
thereof contemplating commercial development of a site whose site
plan has not been approved by the building inspector may appeal such
decision to the city council. In disapproving a site plan, the building
inspector shall set out in writing the basis for such disapproval.
Appeal must be made to the city council by filing written request
with the city secretary within fifteen (15) days following the date
of the building inspector's written rejection. Such appeal shall be
set for hearing by the city council within thirty (30) days after
such filing of written appeal.
(1999 Code, sec. 3.1004)
