A. Tentative
Expiration
1. The tentative approval expires three years from the date of approval if a final has not been approved and recorded within this period.
2. When a tentative is approved with phases, all phases except phase one expire four years from the date of approval. A final for phase one must be approved and recorded within three years of tentative approval. A final for all other phases must be approved and recorded within four years of tentative approval.
3. If the
fails to develop the platted
or
and intervening
changes make the
unbuildable (i.e., nonconforming), then the
is required to file an amended, conforming .
B. Tentative
Approval Extension
A
may request an extension of the tentative approval period. The extension may be granted based on the following:
1. For non-phased , up to a one-year time extension may be granted provided there have been no changes in
regulations applicable to the proposed
since the approval of the tentative ; or,
2. For phased , up to a one-year time extension for each phase of a tentative being platted and recorded in phases, provided there have been no changes in
regulations applicable to the proposed
since the approval of the tentative phase under consideration.