(A) Classification. Amendments to a previously approved plan shall be classified as a minor or major revision. Minor amendments may be administratively accepted by the Code Enforcement Officer and will not be subject to review by the legislative body, Planning Commission, or other City of Greenville agencies and departments. Within 20 working days after filing of the proposed amendments, required items and information, the Code Enforcement Officer shall provide a written response indicating whether or not the revised master site plan has been accepted as a minor or major amendment.
(B) Minor amendments. Minor amendments include the following:
(1) Changes to the timing or phasing of the proposed development; provided that, the use and overall geographic land area remains the same;
(2) Adjustment of unit boundaries within tracts or parcels adjoining the outer boundaries of the
site plan; provided that, the use and overall geographic land area remains the same;
(3) A reduction in the number of proposed platted lots; provided that, the use and overall geographic land area remains the same;
(4) A decrease in overall residential density;
(5) Updating of ownership or consultant information;
(6) A decrease in the overall land area; provided that, the initial design is maintained;
(7) Site plan or subdivision plat name change; and
(8) Change in internal street circulation pattern not increasing the number of lots or lowering the connectivity ratio.
(C) Major amendments. All other revisions shall be classified as major amendments and shall be processed in the same manner as the initial site plan submittal.
(Ord. 3020, passed 9-10-2013, § 4.24.8)