(A) Review by Planning Commission. The Planning Commission shall review the preliminary plat and other documents submitted with it, receive and consider any comments from any involved village official and comments received at the public hearing. All persons attending the public hearing shall be afforded an opportunity to address the Planning Commission concerning the proposed plat under the rules as the Commission may establish for the reasonable conduct of its business. If the preliminary plan meets all conditions required to be met, the Planning Commission shall recommend to the Village Council tentative approval of the preliminary plat.
(Prior Code, § 721.05)
(B) Conditions not met. If the preliminary plat does not meet all the conditions required to be met, the Planning Commission shall notify the proprietor of this fact by letter, giving its reasons for disapproval, the earliest date for resubmission of the plat and any additional information required. The Village Council shall receive a report of the finding by the Planning Commission and its recommendation for disapproval.
(Prior Code, § 721.06)
(C) Time to report. The Planning Commission shall file its report with the Village Clerk not more than 60 days after submission to it of the preliminary plat. The 60-day period may be extended for a stated period if the proprietor consents. If no action is taken by the Planning Commission within 60 days, or within the period of time consented to, the preliminary plat shall be deemed to have been recommended for approval to the Village Council by the Planning Commission. Upon receiving the report of the Planning Commission, or upon the passage of the time limitations provided for herein, whichever shall first occur, the Village Clerk shall place the preliminary plat upon the Council’s agenda for tentative approval.
(Prior Code, § 721.07)