A. The Pre-Application Meeting is intended to allow for a two-way dialogue
between the prospective applicant and the City through the exchange
of non-binding information about the proposed Development and applicable
City development regulations and processes.
(Ordinance 475 adopted 6/28/22)
A. A Pre-Application Meeting is required when specifically stated within
this UDC; if not required, a Pre-Application Meeting is strongly encouraged
for all development applications.
B. Each new or unexpired application is subject to the regulations and
standards in place at the time of application.
1.
The City may establish unofficial forms with project information
solely to expedite scheduling a request for a Pre-Application Meeting.
2.
A project does not vest until the applicant submits a Development
Application for review (see Section
1.4.2.E).
(Ordinance 475 adopted 6/28/22)
B. The purpose of a Sketch Plan is to serve as a visual aid to the Subdivider
and Planning Director during the Pre-Application Meeting, particularly
for larger or phased developments. The Sketch Plan is intended to
identify major development considerations such as utilities, roadways,
drainage concerns, Comprehensive Plan elements, specific neighborhood
characteristics, phasing, and historic information.
C. Sketch plan for the pre-application meeting.
1.
A Sketch Plan is the responsibility of the applicant. The Subdivider
will provide the City with a Sketch Plan a minimum of five (5) calendar
days prior to the scheduled Pre-Application Meeting.
2.
The Sketch Plan must show the entire property proposed for Development
and address a previously approved Planned Development or Planned Development
Master Plan, if applicable.
3.
A Sketch Plan is for communication purposes only and does not
substitute for a Plat (see Section
2.1.2.C, Requirement to Plat).
D. Sketch plan standards. The Sketch Plan may be a computer or hand-drawn
sketch to approximate scale but should, at minimum, clearly show the
following elements:
2.
Proposed lots; and existing adjacent lots.
3.
The boundaries of the original property in its entirety;
4.
Proposed improvements; and
5.
Other significant features, as requested by the City.
(Ordinance 475 adopted 6/28/22)