(A) If the Town Council has denied an application for the rezoning of a piece of property or has approved a rezoning to a general zoning district which is more restrictive than that which was originally requested, the Planning Board shall not review any applications for the same changes affecting the same property or any portion thereof until the expiration of one year from the date of such previous denial, except as provided in division (B) below.
(B) The Zoning Administrator may allow re-submission of such petition within said one-year period if he or she determines that, since the date of action on the prior petition:
(1) There has been a significant change in the zoning district classification of an adjacent piece of property;
(2) The Town Council has adopted a plan that changes public policy regarding how the property affected by the amendment should be developed;
(3) Construction or expansion of a road, water line, sewer line or other such facilities has occurred to serve the property and can comfortably accommodate the intensity of development allowed under the proposed classification; or
(4) There has been some other extraordinary change in conditions or circumstances, outside the control of the petitioner, which justifies waiver of the one-year restriction on a new petition; this, however, shall not include a change in the ownership of the subject property.
(Ord. passed - -, § 10.9)