(a) No person proposing to make, or who makes or has made, a subdivision within the city, shall offer for sale, enter into any contract for the sale of, sell, transfer or otherwise dispose of such subdivision, or any part thereof, or proceed with any grading or any construction work of the proposed subdivision, until he or she has obtained from the Commission approval of the preliminary plat of the proposed subdivision and such approval has been confirmed by resolution of Council. The affirmative vote of not fewer than five members of Council shall be necessary to modify, alter or amend the preliminary plat as approved by the Planning Commission.
(Ord. 1979-112, passed 9-17-1979)
(b) Such person may thereupon offer to sell or enter into a contract to sell such subdivision, or any part thereof, provided that the offer to sell, or the contract to sell, is conditioned upon the promise and agreement of such person, inserted therein, to complete the improvements and perform the other work set forth upon the preliminary plat.
(Ord. 1953-110, passed 12-30-1953)
(c) A certificate for zoning compliance for the improvement of a lot in a subdivision shall not be issued by the Planning Director unless and until the subdivider has completed all of the required improvements serving such lot in accordance with the standards and specifications set forth in Chapter 1250 pertaining to such improvements and to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, or unless the subdivider files the improvement bond and maintenance bond provided for in § 1242.02(f).
(Ord. 1966-63, passed 6-20-1966; Ord. 2002-15, passed 3-4-2002)