06.01 - Req for Appeal-Dog Boarding-Public Hearing

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A Preliminary Plat, Preliminary Common Interest Community Plat, Preliminary Condominium Plat, or Metes and Bounds Subdivision resulting in at least one parcel less than 10 acres shall contain the following data: (except as waived in advance by the Planning Commission); along with other reasonable information required by the Commission needed to make a proper evaluation of the proposal: 1. Existing Conditions. M. The existing zoning classification and the zoning classification of adjacent parcels. 2. Proposed Design L. Potential principal structure and accessory structure locations and elevations. N. Proposed covenants. Section 17-9.3 FINAL PLAT FINAL COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITY PLAT, OR FINAL CONDOMINIUM PLAT. 7. Covenants: Covenants shall be filed concurrently with the plat and shall be required to create an association of homeowners if a privately maintained cluster sewer or water system is proposed for subdivision. A. The Association shall consist of all benefited lot owners. B. The Association shall be responsible for all costs of maintenance and replacement. C. The costs shall be uniformly divided by lots served. D. The costs shall be lienable against the lots by the Association if payment is not forthcoming. E. The status of the facility shall be clearly stated as subject to perpetual private maintenance. Section 17 -9.4 DESIGN LAYOUT STANDARDS- MINIMUM The following design standards shall be considered minimum acceptable requirements in the review of the proposed subdivision by the Zoning Administrator, City Attorney, City Engineer, Planning Commission and Council, except as waived by variance approved by the Board of Adjustment. 1. The land shall be properly zoned and suitable in its natural state for the intended purpose with minimal alteration required. Land subject to flooding, land below the ordinary high water mark, wetlands, areas with high water table, bluffs, lands with slopes exceeding 25% or land containing other significant constraint(s) upon future intended usage, shall not be considered in the minimum size of a lot. The suitability analysis for each lot shall also consider soil and rock formations with severe limitations for development, severe erosion potential, inadequate water supply or sewage treatment capabilities, near -shore aquatic conditions unsuitable for water -based recreation, important fish and wildlife habitat, presence of significant historic sites, or any other feature of the natural land likely to be harmful to the health, safety, or welfare of future residents of the proposed subdivision or of the community. ARTICLE 11. ADMINISTRATION Section 17 -11.1 ZONING ADMINISTRATOR 1. The Zoning Administrator shall be appointed by the City Council. 2. Duties of the Zoning Administrator: A. Determine if applications are complete and comply with the terms of this Chapter. C. Maintain permanent and current records of this Chapter including, but not limited to, maps, amendments, Land Use or Use Permits, Conditional Use Permits, Variances, appeals and applications, and a separate file for future conditions or expiration of permits. D. Review, file and forward applications for appeals, Variances, Conditional Uses and Zoning amendments in a timely manner. E. Enforce the provisions of this Chapter by reviewing complaints and by pursuing contacts with any violator in accordance with standard procedures as adopted and modified from time to time. F. Attend meetings and provide research and findings to the Board of Adjustment /Planning Commission. G. Issue permitted Land Use Permits upon application for structures on lots conforming to this Chapter when the conditions of this Chapter are met; to issue Conditional Use Permits when directed; to issue notices of a Zoning change when directed. H. To mail a copy of the findings to an applicant. I. To file copies of Conditional Use Permits and Variances with the County Recorder. Page 16 of 20