A. If, after the approval and recording of a final plat, errors are found in the language or numbers on the recorded plat, the subdivider shall file a properly signed, corrected or revised original mylar with the planning director. The plat shall be noted CORRECTED PLAT under the name of the subdivision. Notations shall be made on the face of the plat listing all corrections made and the book and page numbers where the original plat was recorded. The director shall review the plat for corrections, secure the signatures of the proper public officials on the corrected plat and present the plat to the city council for the reaffirmation of their approval and to the county clerk for recording. The recording of the corrected plat shall void the incorrect original plat, and the council clerk shall note VOID across the face of the incorrect plat.
B. If, after the approval and recording of a final plat, a subdivider wishes to modify the location of lot lines on part or all of the recorded plat, and if there is no change in the location or size of dedicated streets or other dedicated public land, the subdivider shall submit a new final plat drawing with the lotting arrangement revised. The community development director shall determine which of the required supporting materials shall be resubmitted with the revised final plat. The plat shall be marked the RESUBDIVISION OF under the name of the subdivision and shall be processed as a final plat.
C. If, after the approval and recording of a final plat, a subdivider wishes to change the street or public land location, size or arrangement of a part or all of the platted area, the resulting subdivision shall be treated as a new submittal with both a preliminary plat and a final plat required. Based on the currency of the information submitted with the original plat and the magnitude of the change(s), the procedure described in Section 16.12.280 may be applied. The subdivision shall be identified as the RESUBDIVISION OF . Any action of the city council approving such resubdivision shall contain clear reference to the vacation of public lands as appropriate.
(Ord. 1179 § 3.3(E), 1987)