(A) Approval of the final plat for a subdivision or section thereof shall not be deemed to be accepted by the city or state of any street, alley, public space, utility or other physical improvements shown on the final plat and engineering plans for the maintenance, repair or operation.
(B) No development approval or certificate of occupancy shall be issued or approved until the expiration of two weeks after a final plat has been recorded. The purpose of this time period is to permit the assignment of addresses and personal identification numbers in the land records.
(C) An application for plat approval shall expire, and shall be void for all purposes, if a plat is not approved in accordance with this chapter within two years from the date that the plat was formally submitted. Upon expiration of the plat application, a new plat number, application and fee shall be required if plat approval is still sought.
(D) If a plat is not recorded within three months from the date of plat approval or upon expiration of any time extension thereto, approval of such plat shall expire. Thereafter, should the applicant desire to record the plat, a new application shall be required in the same manner as for a previously unsubmitted plat.
(Ord. 3020, passed 9-10-2013, § 4.34.8)