§ 155.050 PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAT APPLICATIONS; DEVELOPMENT REVIEW TEAM (DRT) REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
   (A)   DRT meeting. Before the Administrative Land Use Authority considers a preliminary subdivision plat application for single-family, two-family dwellings, or townhomes, as required herein, members of the city's DRT shall review the preliminary subdivision plat application for compliance to all requirements of this chapter and other land use ordinances and requirements, as applicable. The results of the DRT meeting, including all review comments and recommendations, shall be provided to the Administrative Land Use Authority and applicant no later than 15 business days after receiving a complete preliminary subdivision plat application. Any correspondence from a municipal agency, employee, or officer other than an official report from the DRT with an application may not be deemed the municipality's response to the application for purposes of determining review cycles.
(Prior Code, § 25.03.070)
   (B)   Preliminary subdivision plat application - decision required.
      (1)   The Administrative Land Use Authority in deciding a preliminary subdivision plat application for single-family dwellings, two-family dwellings, or townhomes, shall consider the city's DRT review comments and recommendation and all information and materials received.
      (2)   The Administrative Land Use Authority may approve the preliminary subdivision plat application as presented, approve the preliminary subdivision plat application with revisions, continue the item, or deny the preliminary subdivision plat application, with findings of compliance or non-compliance with this chapter, the city's other land use ordinances, and other expressed standards and requirements, as applicable. If the preliminary subdivision plat application complies with the applicable city ordinances and requirements of the Act, the Administrative Land Use Authority shall approve the preliminary subdivision plat application.
      (3)   The Administrative Land Use Authority, may require revisions to the preliminary subdivision plat, and its accompanying materials, including, but not limited to the items identified by § 155.047(B).
      (4)   The Council, as Land Use Authority, in deciding a preliminary subdivision application for multifamily, cluster, planned unit development, commercial, or industrial, shall consider the Commission's recommendation and all information and materials received.
(Prior Code, § 25.03.080)
(Ord. 20-03, passed 3-19-2020; Ord. 24-03, passed 2-1-2024)