A. Submittal To The Village Codes Enforcement Officer: Applications for all home occupation permits, cottage industries, conditional use permits, temporary use permits, zone changes, initial zoning and variances shall be submitted to the village codes enforcement officer.
B. Proof Of Right To Make Application: All applicants shall be required to submit evidence of legal authority to submit an application. All applications must be complete before they may be accepted by the codes enforcement officer. Applications will be accepted only from the owners or lessees of the subject property, or their agents, or persons who have contracted to purchase property contingent upon their ability to acquire the necessary permits under this title, or the agents of such persons who may make applications in the name of such owners, lessees or contract vendors. The fee owner of the subject property must sign the application.
C. Late Applications Not Accepted: All applications received three (3) days prior to a regularly scheduled meeting of the planning and zoning commission will be accepted for review for that meeting. Applications submitted after this deadline will be processed and reviewed along with the following month's submittals.
D. Incomplete Applications Not Accepted: Incomplete applications will not be accepted.
E. Fee Required: All applications for the following must be accompanied by the appropriate fee:
1. Home occupation permit, ten dollars ($10.00);
2. Cottage industries permit, twenty five dollars ($25.00);
3. Conditional use permit, fifty dollars ($50.00);
4. Temporary use permit, fifty dollars ($50.00);
5. Zone changes, one hundred dollars ($100.00);
6. Initial zoning, one hundred dollars ($100.00);
7. Variance permit, one hundred dollars ($100.00);
8. Sign variance permit, twenty five dollars ($25.00).
F. Official Permits: The village clerk of the village of Hatch shall issue an official permit to the applicant of all approved permits or zone changes. The village clerk shall also notify, in writing, any applicant whose permit or zone change request was denied. (Ord. 356, 2009: Ord. 282, 1996: Ord. 256 art. II § 1, 1993)