(A) Where appropriate, under the provisions of this chapter, the subdivider shall submit documents containing the essential information of a proposed plat or plan and including dimensions computed to one hundredth of a foot and bearing computed to equivalent accuracy to the Planning Commission for approval.
(B) The review of the Planning Commission need not include a public hearing.
(C) The subdivider shall submit nine copies of his or her proposal to the Zoning Administrator 30 days prior to the normal Planning Commission meeting and pay the corresponding fee.
(D) The Zoning Administrator shall review the proposed lot split for compliance with Chapter 154, including a field review at his or her discretion.
(E) The Planning Commission shall decide on the subdivision within the required time based on the resulting lots complying with this chapter, the feasibility of the resulting lots for their intended purpose, and the provision for access to adjacent properties. Conditions may be attached to an approval requiring appropriate improvements. No more than one split into two parcels shall be allowed in a three year period of time. An additional parcel for right-of-way or commonly owned driveway access may also be allowed.
(F) The decision of the Planning Commission may be appealed to the City Council.
(G) The resulting land descriptions shall be prepared and signed by a licensed land surveyor and shall comply with all provisions of this chapter.
(H) Failure of the subdivider to act after an approval of a metes and bounds subdivision within one year shall void the approval unless extended by the Planning Commission. A second extension shall require a new review by the Planning Commission.
(Ord. 2016-03, passed - -)