(a) Recording of plat. All plats must be signed by the property owners and filed and recorded with the county clerk of the county in which the property is located in accordance with the requirements of state law. No person may file or cause to be filed for record with the county clerk a proposed plat before the final plat of the property has been endorsed by the commission chair or the subdivision administrator in accordance with this article.
(b) Building permit. No building permit may be issued for the construction of any building or structure located on a tract that was not created in accordance with this article, except that building permits may be issued for:
(1) remodeling or repair of existing structures on such a tract; and
(2) infrastructure construction.
(c) No public or private improvements. No construction of any public or private improvements may be commenced or continued except in conformity with this article.
(d) Certificates of occupancy. No certificate of occupancy may be issued and no final inspection for residential property may be made for property which was not developed in strict compliance with this article, or for property upon which all conditions of plat approval have not been met. The fact that a building permit was issued for the property does not excuse compliance with all regulations, and a certificate of occupancy may be denied if a building permit is issued in error. (Ord. Nos. 20092; 23384; 26529)