(A) The petitioner may file the final detailed plans following rezoning to PDRS, PDNR or PDMX.
(B) A complete PDRS, PDNR or PDMX final detailed plans submission shall contain the following:
(1) Evidence that any conditions imposed at the hearing of the Advisory Plan Commission have been met;
(2) A minimum of ten sets of drawings labeled final detailed plan shall be submitted. The content of the submission shall contain all the elements of the approved preliminary plan, plus full construction plans for all public improvements to be provided by the developer;
(3) A minimum of ten signed copies of any covenants and horizontal property agreement and owner’s association documents;
(4) A release from the mortgage company, if any, covering the necessary right-of-way, where right-of-way is to be dedicated; and
(5) If one or more lots are being created, the petitioner shall provide ten copies and a reproducible Mylar of the signed final plat, prepared by a registered land surveyor.
(C) The Administrator and representatives of the checkpoint agencies shall review the final detailed plan. Improvement location permits shall not be issued nor development activity begin until the Administrator determines the final submission is complete, the checkpoint agency approvals are realized, and the Administrator approves the final detailed plan.
(D) If public improvements or improvements for common usage are to be installed by the petitioner, such improvements must be completed after approval of the final detailed plan, but before work on the dwelling units commences. Otherwise, surety must be provided before an improvement location permit will be issued for a dwelling unit. A planned unit development containing common facilities shall be provided with an owner’s association or other private organization responsible to and controlled by the property owners. This organization’s purpose is to ensure adequate operation and maintenance of these common facilities. Recorded legal assurances shall be provided which show this organization to be self-perpetuating.
(Ord. passed 12-12-2002)