(a) Prior to submission of a preliminary plat, the subdivider must meet with the Zoning Inspector, Municipal Engineer, Economic Development Director, and Administrator to discuss the comprehensive plan, zoning code and subdivision regulations of the Municipality.
(b) Following the pre-application, the subdivider must submit a Conceptual Plan and a copy of the preliminary deed restrictions to the Zoning Inspector for review. This step does not require formal application fee or filing of the plat with the Planning and Zoning Commission. The Zoning Inspector may request other plans and data relative to the proposed development, if needed.
(1) The Conceptual Plan shall contain the following information:
A. Proposed name of subdivision
B. Owner’s name
C. Location
D. North point
E. Vicinity map
F. Boundaries of subdivision and its acreage
G. Existing and proposed streets
H. Lot layout and existing natural and manmade features such as soil types, vegetation, general topography, existing easements, railroad rights of way, and service facilities