A. A conceptual development plan shall be submitted for a zoning map amendment or building permit that involves a development that is to be done in phases. A conceptual development plan shall provide enough information concerning the entire development (all phases) to give the Commission adequate data upon which they can review the plan and make recommendations to the City Commission. Major aspects of development, such as land use compatibility, site suitability, drainage, access, circulation, layout and number of units shall be addressed.
B. Upon approval of a conceptual development plan by the Planning Commission, it shall be required that a preliminary or final development plan be submitted to the Planning Commission for phase one within two (2) years of the approval of the conceptual development plan. Otherwise, the conceptual development plan shall be deemed as disapproved by the Commission. It is required that the preliminary and final development plans be substantially consistent with the major aspects of the approved development plan, as determined by the Planning Commission. A copy of the approved conceptual development plan shall accompany the submittal of a preliminary or final development plan for each phase.
(Ord. 2014-12, passed 7-15-14)