(a) Each plan shall show:
(1) A. The street providing access to the lot and the exact location of the lot in relation to the nearest cross street.
B. The name of the concerned lot plan, if any, and the lot numbers of the concerned and abutting properties.
C. The actuarial dimensions of the lot, the yard and other open space dimensions thereof, and the location and size of any existing structure thereon.
D. The location and size of the proposed structure and/or the proposed enlargement of the existing structure.
E. Any other information which in the judgement of the Zoning Inspector may be necessary to provide for enforcement of this Zoning Ordinance.
(2) Each plan shall bear statements declaring:
A. That no part of the land involved in the application has been previously used to provide required yard space or lot area for another structure.
B. Which abutting land was formerly that of the owner of the land involved in the application and, if any, the approximate date of title transfer.
(b) Each property owner or authorized agent shall be required to attest to the correctness of the statements and data furnished with the application and shall be under a continuing duty to immediately supplement the data furnished with the application so as to conform to the attestation thereof.
(c) A file of such applications and plans shall be kept in the office of the Zoning Inspector.
(d) The Zoning Inspector shall not issue a zoning certificate for any application requiring site review by the Planning Commission such as:
(1) Mobile Home Parks (Chapter 1161).
(2) Planned Unit Developments (Chapter 1163).
(3) Extraction of Minerals (Chapter 1167).
(4) Motels and Motor Hotels (Chapter 1171).
(e) Minimum Inspections for New Constructions. The Zoning Inspector will make three (3) inspections for all new construction.
(1) Before Zoning Certificate is issued.
(2) After foundation is excavated and before the foundation is poured. It is the property owner’s (or his agent’s) responsibility to notify the Zoning Inspector that the foundation is excavated so that the inspection can be made before the foundation is poured. This inspection shall be performed within three (3) working days after such notification.
(3) After the structure is complete.
(f) Additional Inspections. Additional inspections on multi-phase construction projects, which includes but not limited to PUD and MH developments, may be performed as deemed necessary by the Zoning Inspector.
(g) Provisional Nature of Zoning Certificate. All zoning certificates when issued are provisional and contingent upon the property owner or authorized agent providing and maintaining accurate and complete information required on the application until approval by the Zoning Inspector after final inspection of the improvement for which the certificate was issued. Failure to provide data required on the application or failure to supplement such data shall result in the revocation of such provisional certificate and issuance by the Zoning Inspector of a “stop work” order until compliance and re-issuance of such certificate.
(Ord. 2012-10. Passed 9-4-12.)