§ 152.052 TOWN COUNCIL ACTION ON APPLICATIONS.

   (A)   After receiving the Planning Commission recommendation on an application for a compliance permit, the Council may:

      (1)   Request the applicant to submit further information;

      (2)   Set a hearing date at the next regular meeting of the Council; or

      (3)   Make a final decision on the application.

   (B)   The Council shall make its final decision after receipt of the Planning Commission recommendation, and after the public hearing if one has been held, and after any requested additional information has been submitted. In making a final decision, the Council shall:

      (1)   Approve the application and issue a permit, with or without conditions; or

      (2)   Reject the application, filing its reasons for doing so, in writing, within five days after the decision is made.

   (C)   In no case shall a decision be delayed more than 30 days after receipt of the Planning Commission recommendation, after the public hearing or after the receipt of additional information requested, whichever is later.

(Ord. 294, passed 3-25-2014)

§ 152.053 PLATS OF SUBDIVISIONS.

   The initial review of major subdivisions shall be based on a preliminary plan. The preliminary plan need not be prepared by a professional engineer providing it is accurate as respects the parcel’s boundaries and dimensions. The final plat and attachments required by the performance standards of this chapter shall be submitted to the Town Clerk/Treasurer at least seven days prior to any regular Council meeting after the applicant receives approval. Any variances from the conditions of the approval shall be grounds for rejection of the final plat. The compliance permit shall not be signed until the final plat is approved. All plats shall be prepared and filed in accordance with state law and this chapter.

(Ord. 294, passed 3-25-2014)

§ 152.054 PLANS OF MANUFACTURED HOME COURTS.

   (A)   The initial review of manufactured home courts shall be based on a preliminary plan. The preliminary plan need not be prepared by a professional engineer providing it is accurate as respects the parcel’s boundaries and is drawn to scale.

   (B)   The final plan and attachments shall be submitted to the Town Clerk/Treasurer at least seven days prior to any regular Council meeting after the applicant receives approval. Any variance from the approved plan shall be grounds for the rejection of the final plan. The compliance permit shall not be signed until the final plan is approved. The final plan shall be filed in the office of the County Clerk in accordance with this chapter.

(Ord. 294, passed 3-25-2014)

ANNEXATION AND SERVICES EXTENSION POLICIES

§ 152.065 ANNEXATION AND SERVICES EXTENSION POLICIES.

   For the purposes of maintaining adequate services within the existing town limits, the following policies relating to annexations to the town and extension of municipal services are adopted.

   (A)   The town shall approve no annexations to the town, except those areas presently utilizing town central sewage or water services, until land within the town limits is developed to the extent feasible and additional land is required for the growth of the town.

   (B)   The town shall provide no municipal services, including streets, outside of the town limits with the exception of providing water to Council-authorized users on the town’s main water line and the town’s secondary water line. Individual services lines shall not be tapped into to add on users.

(Ord. 294, passed 3-25-2014) Penalty, see § 152.999