§ 153.123 EFFECT UPON NEW TERRITORY ADDED TO JURISDICTION.
   (A)   At any time when new territory is added to the jurisdiction of this chapter, such new territory shall immediately become subject to the provisions of this chapter.
   (B)   Any proposed subdivision or any subdivision in progress within such new territory shall proceed only in accordance with the following.
      (1)   Any subdivision for which a final plat has been recorded in the Register of Deeds Office pursuant to the approval of another local government, but which is subject to an outstanding guarantee to such local government for the installation of subdivision improvements, shall remain under the subdivision control of such local government until such time as such subdivision shall have been prosecuted to completion. Provided, however, the city may not accept the dedication of any street or street improvements unless such street and street improvements meet the standards of this chapter and the city’s policy for acceptance of streets for use and maintenance by the city.
      (2)   All other subdivisions shall meet all of the requirements of this chapter, and it shall be the responsibility of the subdivider and/or applicant of any proposed subdivision or subdivision in progress to receive approval as provided for in this chapter before proceeding with any development. The subdivider and/or applicant shall arrange a conference with the Planning and Development Department who shall determine the level and type of approval required, and provide the subdivider and/or applicant with an approval track for the particular case.
(Ord. passed 9-27-2021)