(a) Each person, firm or corporation required to file a Plot Plan under Section 1466.08 shall also deposit cash in the amount of five hundred dollars ($500.00). Such deposit shall be returned to the applicant only upon such satisfactory proof to the Building Commissioner of compliance with this Chapter 1466, the improvements were properly installed, submission of a Final Plot Plan as required under Section 1466.11, installation of permanent vegetation, approval of the Final Plot Plan by the Village Engineer and deduction of all costs of the Village in approving the Final Plot Plan and assuring compliance with this Chapter 1466. No Building Permit shall be issued until the deposit required by this section is submitted to the Building Commissioner and the Plot Plan required under Section 1466.09 has been approved by the Village Engineer.
(b) If, after the installation of improvements, the applicant fails to submit a Final Plot Plan within sixty days, or the Building Commissioner determines there has not been satisfactory proof of compliance with this Chapter 1466, or timely compliance as set forth within any SWP3 or Plot Plan approval, then the Building Commissioner shall cause a notice to be sent to the depositor and/or owner setting forth any such requirements then outstanding, and allowing said depositor and/or owner thirty days to remedy such deficiencies.
(c) After the expiration of such thirty days, if the deficiencies have not been remedied, the Building Commissioner shall cause a notice of forfeiture to be sent by certified mail to the depositor and/or owner and allowing for ten days from the date of said notice in which the depositor and/or owner may appeal such proposed forfeiture in writing to Planning Commission by certified mail. If no such appeal is timely received, said deposit shall be forfeited to the Village. At Planning Commission's discretion, all or a portion of such deposit may be refunded to said depositor and/or owner. Planning Commission may also determine to retain a portion of such deposit in order to defray any reasonable cost to the Village associated with the forfeiture procedure, including, but not limited to, office overhead, postage, labor, and legal expenses. (Ord. 2016-40. Passed 12-12-16.)