§ 155.09 PROCEDURE FOR SECURING SUBDIVISION PLAN APPROVAL; PERMITS AND DEPOSITS.
   (A)   After the submission of the completed subdivision improvement plan, the Village Planning Commission, after determination as to whether or not the subdivision improvement plan complies with the requirements, shall take formal action authorizing or denying authorization for the development to proceed in accordance with the subdivision improvement plan and with this chapter.
      (1)   If the Commission authorizes the development to proceed, it shall so inform the developer, and request eleven blueprints which shall be stamped in accordance with Commission's action and distributed, one to the Regional Planning Commission, one to the Cincinnati Water Works, one to the Metropolitan Sewer District, one to the Board of Health, one to the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company, one to the Village Engineer, two to the developer, and three to the Village Planning Commission files.
      (2)   If the Commission fails to authorize the development to proceed, the developer shall be so informed by letter, noting reasons therefor, including citation of or reference to the provision violated by the plan.
      (3)   Expiration of authority of develop. The Planning Commission written authority to proceed with development shall be valid for a period of three years. If substantial development has not been started within the three-year period and proceeded to the satisfaction of the Planning Commission, the authority to proceed will be void and a new request complying with the procedures specified will be required.
   (B)   Permits and deposits. Before starting work on any improvements, the developer or his contractor shall make application to the village for a permit to install public improvements. Three sets of plans shall accompany the application. Before the permit is issued, the developer or his contractor shall deposit with the village a sum of money sufficient, in the sound discretion of the Village Engineer, to cover the cost of testing and inspection as provided in § 155.11. In accordance with Chapter 50, a non-refundable fee amounting to 2% of the cost of all sanitary sewer work must be paid to the village for the sanitary sewer maintenance fund prior to issuance of the permit. The application shall be in the following form:
AMBERLEY VILLAGE, OHIO
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TO: THE VILLAGE OF AMBERLEY VILLAGE
The undersigned, representing the ownership of (name of subdivision)                                                     for which the SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENT PLAN was approved by the Amberley Planning Commission hereby requests permission to make the following improvements:
                                                         
                                                         
                                                         
CONDITIONS OF PERMIT IF ISSUED:
      (1)   The applicant agrees that the entire expense of the improvement shall be borne by the applicant, and agrees to pay the cost of inspection and the testing of all materials as required by ordinance. The applicant with this application has deposited the sum of $          to provide a fund out of which the village may pay for inspection and testing of material as provided in § 155.11 of the Codified Ordinances of the Village. Any surplus in the fund shall be returned to the applicant at the completion of the improvement.
      (2)   The applicant agrees to perform any work necessary to connect the proposed improvement with an existing improvement. If any openings are made in existing pavements for underground work, a permit shall be obtained for such work.
      (3)   When the proposed work includes main sewers and/or lateral connections, the applicant agrees that permits shall be obtained as provided in Chapter 50 of the Codified Ordinances of Amberley Village.
      (4)   If the applicant does not represent the entire ownership of the lots abutting both sides of the proposed improvement, the applicant agrees that the village reserves the right to require that an adequate indemnity bond be filed to protect the village from any claims for damages by the owners of the unrepresented frontage.
Witness:
                                                                  
               Applicant
                                                                    
               Address
('69 Code, Ch. 152 Exhibit III)
   (C)   Charges. Charges for services provided by the Village Engineer and the Village Solicitor, including but not limited to charges for review of subdivision improvement plans and for final subdivision approval, plus any other village costs attributable to review of plans and approval of the subdivision, shall be paid to the village by the developer, such payment to be made within 15 days after receipt by the developer of a statement of such charges.
(Am. Ord. C-611, passed 2-9-87; Am. Ord. C-624, passed 9-14-87)