A. Procedure For Resubdivision: Whenever a developer desires to resubdivide an already approved final subdivision plat, the developer shall first obtain approval for the resubdivision by the same procedures prescribed for the subdivision of land.
B. Resubdivision: Resubdivision includes:
1. Any change in any street layout or any other public improvement;
2. Any change in any lot line;
3. Any change in the amount of land reserved for public use or the common use of lot owners;
4. Any change in any easements shown on the approved plat.
C. Waiver: Whenever the committee, in its sole discretion, makes a finding on the record that the purposes of these regulations may be served by permitting resubdivision by the procedure established in this section, the committee may waive the requirement of paragraph A of this section. The committee, after an application for resubdivision that includes an express request for waiver, shall publish notice of the application in a local newspaper of general circulation and shall provide personal notice to property owners in the subdivision. The notice shall include:
1. The name and legal description of the subdivision affected by the application;
2. The proposed changes in the final subdivision plat;
3. The place and time at which the application and any accompanying documents may be reviewed by the public;
4. The place and time at which written comments on the proposed resubdivision may be submitted by the public; and
5. The place and time of the public meeting at which the committee will consider whether to approve, conditionally approve, or disapprove the proposed resubdivision. No sooner than thirty (30) days and no later than forty five (45) days after notice is published, the committee shall consider the application for resubdivision at a public meeting and shall approve, conditionally approve, or disapprove the application.
In all other respects, an application for resubdivision shall comply with section 14-3-7 of this chapter.
D. Procedure For Subdivisions When Future Resubdivision Is Indicated: Whenever land is subdivided and the subdivision plat shows one or more lots containing at least twice the required lot area and lot width and there is reason to believe that such lots eventually will be resubdivided, the committee may require that the applicant allow for the future opening of streets and the ultimate extension of adjacent streets. Right of way dedication providing for the future construction and extension of streets may be made a requirement of plat approval. (Ord., 9-19-2000)