§ 155.043 SUITABILITY OF LAND.
   (A)   Land which has been determined to pose an ascertainable danger to life or property by reason of its unsuitability for the use proposed shall not be platted for that purpose, unless and until the necessary measures to correct the conditions and to eliminate the dangers on the basis of engineering or other expert surveys have been taken.
   (B)   Areas previously used for disposal of solid waste, construction debris, appliances and the like shall not be subdivided until site the has been brought into compliance with the requirements of state local health and environmental agencies and have been determined by the appropriate design professional to be suitable for the purpose proposed.
   (C)   Areas previously used for surface or sub-surface mining or quarrying shall not be subdivided unless determined by appropriate state and local environmental agencies, health agencies and design professionals to be suitable for the use proposed, poses no threat to life, property or public safety.
   (D)   Where a parcel proposed to be subdivided adjoins a parcel with any of the conditions described in divisions (A), (B), or (C) above, the parcel shall be tested to assure that conditions on the adjoining property will pose no threat to life or property or public safety and will have no impact on the proposed subdivision.
   (E)   Areas of a project that are located within a floodplain or special flood hazard area shall not be subdivided, except as provided in Chapter 153.
(Ord. passed 6-7-2004, § 304) Penalty, see § 10.99