Prior to submitting a preliminary plat, a subdivider may submit an initial written concept plan to the Planning Commission, including a sketch plan of the proposed subdivision, in which the proposed subdivision is sufficiently described to enable the Planning Commission to determine whether the proposed subdivision complies with the town’s zoning title, capital growth and general plans, street plans and services. The Planning Commission shall advise the subdivider of its findings and possible problems with the proposed subdivision within 30 days after it receives the initial application, including sketch plans. Approval of the concept plan shall not constitute approval of the preliminary plan. This section is not mandatory and a subdivider may submit a preliminary plat plan in lieu of the concept plan.
(Prior Code, § 11-3-2) (Ord. 2001-02, passed 10-3-2001)