(A) No building permit shall be issued for the foregoing purposes, unless the application for a permit is accompanied by a plat or sketch of the proposed location showing lot boundaries, and by plans and specifications showing the work to be done. In addition, a copy of a design release, issued by the State Building Commissioner and the State Fire Marshal pursuant to IC 22-15-3-1 and a complete set of plans, identical to those released for construction by the Indiana Department of Fire and Building Services, shall be provided to the Building Inspector before issuance of a permit for construction covered by such design release, and a storm water drainage plan prepared by a design professional, as defined in 675 IAC 12-6-2, section 2(d) of the Indiana General Administrative Rules, shall be submitted to the Building Inspector and the Plan Commission. This plan must be reviewed and approved by the Plan Commission prior to the issuance of the building permit. Any changes or corrections to the original plans shall require the submission of amended plans identical to those changes released for construction by the Indiana Department of Fire and Building Services. The Building Inspector shall suspend or revoke a building permit when it has been determined that submitted plans are not correct, current, or are not identical to those released by the Indiana Department of Fire and Building Services. No permit shall be issued for a project requiring a construction design release by the Indiana Department of Fire and Building Services unless a Plan Authentication Agreement Form, as the same has been approved by the Building Inspector, has been signed by the applicant and submitted to the Building Inspector.
(B) However, project applications involving Class II structures, as defined by the current Indiana General Administrative Rules, shall not require a prepared drainage plan unless requested by the Building Inspector as a result of specific site concerns. However, all such drainage associated with the project shall be in compliance with applicable sections of the current Indiana one-and-two-family dwelling code as well as other applicable statutes and ordinances. In no case shall the resultant drainage changes adversely affect the public drainage system or neighboring properties.
(Ord. 1987-l, passed 3-3-87; Am. Ord. 4-1988, passed 5-17-88; Am. Ord. 1999-1, passed 4-6-99; Am. Ord. 2001-4, passed 4-3-01)