A person seeking review and
approval of a site plan has the sole burden of supplying
all information required by this article and of establishing any fact
necessary to any determination to be made under any provision of this
article.
The purpose of §§
18:1-142 through
18:1-147 of this article is to provide a method for prompt determination of matters relating to a
site plan that require consideration
by the
Planning Commission without subjecting an owner to the expense of furnishing information required under §§
18:1-148 through
18:1-150 of this article.
Following a preliminary determination by the
Planning Commission, the owner may file an application conforming to all requirements of §§
18:1-148 through
18:1-150 of this Chapter
18:1. In processing the application, full effect shall be given to the preliminary determination of the
Planning
Commission. However, the
Planning Director or any
agency making a report in accordance with §
18:1-151 of this Chapter
18:1 may indicate in its report any objection to the preliminary determination and/or any suggestions for modification of that approval. The objections and suggestions shall be considered by the
Planning Commission at the time of its review in accordance with §§
18:1-152 through
18:1-156 of this Chapter
18:1.
After an approved
site plan has been signed as required under this Chapter
18:1, an approved
site plan and all related documents shall be permanently
filed by the
Planning Director among the records
of the Department of Planning and Zoning.