§ 154.234 PLAN APPROVAL PROCESS.
   (A)   The Planning Commission shall consider the proposal at a public hearing in accordance with the site plan review procedures in §§ 154.455 through 154.462 and shall allow public comment on the proposal and its possible impacts.
   (B)   Within 60 days of the city's acceptance of the application, the Planning Commission shall take action to approve, disapprove or conditionally approve the site development plan. The time limit may be extended with approval of the applicant and Planning Commission. The request shall be approved if the Commission determines that the plan conforms with all applicable laws and city or other codes and to the development standards of this section.
   (C)   Commission approval of the site development plan shall indicate its approval of the final plan; provided, there is no change in the plan other than may have been required by the Commission.
   (D)   The Planning Commission shall grant final approval for mobile home park plans when all of the following requirements are met:
      (1)   Tentative approval of the site development plan;
      (2)   Detail plans have been approved by the city for the required improvements at roadways, pedestrian walkways, bicycle paths, parking areas, recreational buildings or facilities, water, sewer and other utilities and drainage systems; and
      (3)   Commission approval of a detailed landscaping and buffering plan that includes a plant list, irrigation system (as needed), fencing and other related improvements.
   (E)   The applicant shall have one full year from the time of tentative approval to complete all requirements and conditions necessary to gain final approval. If not completed within that time, the site development plan must be resubmitted to the Planning Commission for a new review and approval.
   (F)   Final approval of the mobile home park site development plan shall expire at the end of one year from the date of the final approval, unless construction has begun and the plan is found to be substantially implemented. Site preparation work is not considered to be construction in this case, if nothing else has been constructed on the site.
(Ord. 225, passed 10-20-1994, § 18.5)