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<br /> <br /> <br /> Created: 2025-05-22 16:40:54 [EST] <br />(Supp. No. 36) <br /> <br />Page 192 of 198 <br />10. Proposed lot lines. <br />11. Proposed locations and types of septic systems. <br />12. Proposed building areas and dimensions. <br />13. Proposed driveway locations. <br />14. North-pointing arrow and scale. <br />e. Property descriptions, before and after. <br />f. Drainage and utility easement forms, with legal descriptions, for all wetland and floodplain areas. <br />g. Watershed district, department of natural resources, and Army Corps of Engineers and state <br />pollution control agency permits, as required. <br />h. Driveway permit for each parcel. <br />i. Individual sewage treatment system permit for each parcel. <br />j. Proof of all variances, conditional use permits, and other special approvals required. <br />k. List of the names and addresses of property owners within 300 feet of the property to be <br />subdivided, prepared by the county surveyor's office. <br />l. Application fee and escrow, as required. <br />(2) Applications for minor subdivisions must be presented with complete assembled sets of the drawings, <br />the number and size of which shall be determined by the Zoning Administrator. <br />(3) Within 60 days of a complete application for a minor subdivision being submitted to the zoning <br />administrator, the application shall be subject to a public hearing before the planning commission. <br />Following such hearing, the planning commission shall establish preliminary findings of fact regarding <br />the application's compliance with this chapter, and make a recommendation to the city council <br />whether to grant the subdivision, deny the subdivision, or grant the subdivision subject to conditions. <br />(4) Within 120 days of a complete application for a minor subdivision being submitted to the zoning <br />administrator, and following receipt of the planning commission's recommendations, the city council <br />shall act to deny, approve, or approve with specified conditions, the application for minor subdivision. <br />Such time deadline may be extended with the approval of the applicant. <br />(5) A written development agreement may be required as a condition of approval for any subdivision. A <br />written development agreement will be required for any subdivision resulting in the extension, <br />construction, or erection of any public improvements. <br />(6) Actions following approval of a minor subdivision: <br />a. The city clerk shall certify all approved certificates of survey or deeds prior to their recording with <br />the county recorder's office, but only after: <br />1. The applicant meets all conditions of plat approval required by the city council. <br />2. The applicant pays all fees, escrow, securities, and other charges owed to the city. <br />3. The applicant provides the city signed and notarized easements, as required, plus the fees <br />necessary to record the easements with the county recorder's office. Easement forms are <br />not required when the subdivision is being recorded by plat and the required easements <br />are identified on the plat. <br />b. All minor subdivisions shall be recorded with the county recorder's office within 60 days of city <br />council approval or such approval shall be null and void. The council may grant extensions to the