(A) Revisions. All revisions to the approved development plan or modifications to the CSES after installation require approval prior to being implemented. The proposed revisions, along with any supporting information, shall be submitted to the Zoning Administrator for review, to determine whether the revisions are in compliance with this chapter. If the Zoning Administrator determines that the revisions require Advisory Planning Commission approval, the revisions will be forwarded to the Advisory Planning Commission for review. If the Advisory Planning Commission determines that a public hearing is necessary, notification of the public hearing will be consistent with the rules and procedures of the Advisory Planning Commission.
(B) Approval. Notice shall be given to interested parties, and the hearing conducted in accordance with the Advisory Planning Commission’s rules of procedure. Upon concluding the hearing for the development plan, the Advisory Planning Commission shall state its findings with respect to the development plan’s conformance to this chapter and determine the approval, disapproval, or conditional approval of the application. The Advisory Planning Commission will inform the applicant of their decision, and any modifications or conditions to which approval is subject. The findings and decision of the Advisory Planning Commission will be entered in the official minutes of the meeting. The Zoning Administrator will give written notice of approval, conditional approval, or disapproval and the reasons therefor within five working days following the public hearing.
(C) Construction. Construction shall commence within three years of the approval date, unless extended by the Advisory Planning Commission. If construction does not commence within such three-year period, the development plan approval shall be null and void. Upon request of the applicant, the Advisory Planning Commission may extend the development plan approval in increments of one year beyond the expiration date without further notice or public hearing.
(D) Maintenance. An improvement location permit may be revoked if the CSES is moved or otherwise altered in a manner which causes the CSES not to be in conformity with this character. The CSES must be properly maintained and be kept free from all hazards, including, but not limited to, faulty wiring, loose fastenings, being in an unsafe condition, or detrimental to public health, safety, or general welfare. In the event of a violation of any of the foregoing provisions, the Zoning Administrator shall give written notice specifying the violation to the owner or operator of the CSES to conform to the chapter standards or to remove the CSES.
(E) As-built plans. The applicant shall deliver to the Executive Director of the Advisory Planning Commission, and to all providers of emergency services serving the project area, a copy of the as-built site map. Upon request by the local Fire Department, the applicant shall cooperate with the local Fire Department to develop or update the Fire Department’s emergency response plan. Nothing in this section shall alleviate the need to comply with all other applicable fire laws and regulations.
(F) Safety and security plan. A safety and security plan, which must include adequate provisions for site security and safety. If the plan includes using county services, it should include signatures of the proper authorities, indicating they are aware of their role and capable of performing it. Coordination with local emergency responders and area hospitals must be included.
(Ord. 2021-11, passed 8-17-2021)