To qualify for phase development of a subdivision, the developer must submit to the County Planning Director a preliminary subdivision plat of the complete subdivision and indicate on said plat the boundaries of the phase is or sections in which the subdivision will be developed and the proposed sequence of development. A presently-existing platted subdivision may qualify for phase development if the developer submits a copy of the approved final plat to the County Planning Director with the proposed phases or sections indicated as described above, so long as each proposed phase or section constitutes at least 25% of the total subdivision as finally platted. Each phase or section must abut an existing county, state or city maintained road. Presently existing subdivisions, which have houses located on any non-county maintained road, must include those roads in their initial proposed phase or section. Any subdivision proposed after 8-1-1992 must indicate, on the preliminary subdivision plat submitted to the Planning Commission, boundaries of the proposed phases or section and the sequence of their proposed development.
(Ord. 9 (2006), passed 9-1-2006)