When the Kane County land use authority administrator, county engineer or the building official deems it necessary, any application for a conditional use permit, a planned unit development, subdivision, MPR, mobile home park, RV park or a building or use permit shall be accompanied by a geologic and soils survey report for the land, lot, or parcel for which application approval is sought. The report shall be prepared at the applicant's expense by a registered or licensed geologist, soils engineer or civil engineer and shall show the suitability of soils on the property to accommodate the proposed construction, and any discernible flood, earthquake, or other natural hazards. Refer to chapter 21, "Subdivision Regulations", of this title for report and certification requirements.
Whenever a geologic and soils survey report indicates a parcel subject to an unusual potential or actual hazard, the applicant shall meet the special conditions required by the Kane County engineer or building official, to mitigate such hazard, or the application shall be denied. (Ord. 2013-5, 8-12-2013, eff. 8-27-2013)