A. Community Impact Statement And Supplementary Community Impact Statement: The community impact statement submission process is divided into two (2) phases. Initially, the petitioner submits a community impact statement which provides basic information regarding the effects of a project. Additional information may subsequently be required in the supplementary community impact statement based upon review of the community impact statement and upon the nature of the project.
B. Preapplication Conference: Before filing a community impact statement, the developer may confer with the official designated by the village council for the purpose of reviewing the procedures to be followed regarding the submission of a community impact statement.
C. Submission Of Community Impact Statement: The developer shall complete and file with the official designated by the village council a community impact statement in conjunction with the submission of development plans. The applicant shall submit a CIS in accordance with procedures as outlined by the designated village official. The zoning board of appeals and/or the plan commission shall review the community impact statement and shall make one of the determinations listed below. Any appeal of the decision of the zoning board of appeals and the plan commission shall be made to the designated village official.
1. The zoning board of appeals and/or the plan commission may determine that additional information is required due to possible impacts on the community and therefore require the submission of a supplementary community impact statement or additional information in the community impact statement. The zoning board of appeals and/or the plan commission shall determine the scope of issues to be addressed in the supplementary community impact statement based upon the community impact statement.
2. The zoning board of appeals and/or the plan commission may determine that no additional information beyond the community impact statement is required with regard to probable impacts on the community and therefore does not require a supplementary community impact statement.
D. Referral: Both the community impact statement and the supplementary community impact statement (if required) shall be forwarded to the plan commission and the zoning board of appeals as part of the petitioner's application. The plan commission or zoning board of appeals may require additional information during review of the proposal. (Ord. 5-97, 3-4-1997)