1127.11 APPROVAL BY ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW REQUIRED.
   (a)   No application for a final site plan shall be approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission unless the preliminary and final site plans have been approved by the Architectural Board of Review, except as provided for in this Zoning Code.
 
   (b)   The Planning and Zoning Commission and the Architectural Board of Review may jointly review and act upon preliminary and final site plans. When doing so, the applicable review criteria and standards contained in this Chapter shall be utilized and action shall be taken pursuant to Section 1127.13. However, any one member of these boards may request that each board act separately as provided for in this Chapter.
   (c)   If the Architectural Board of Review votes separately when reviewing preliminary and final site plans, the Architectural Board of Review shall review the site plan to determine if such application complies with the review criteria and standards set forth in this Chapter and in the applicable Chapters of this Zoning Code. The Architectural Board of Review shall take one of the following actions:
      (1)   The Architectural Board of Review shall approve the site plan if the proposed plan is determined to be appropriate and in conformance with the review criteria and standards outlined in this Zoning Code;
      (2)   The Architectural Board of Review may approve the site plan subject to specific conditions not included on the plan as submitted, to ensure that the development conforms to the intent and purposes of this Zoning Code;
      (3)   The Architectural Board of Review shall deny the application if the plan is not found to comply with the specifications of this Zoning Code. The Architectural Board of Review shall indicate in its minutes the reasons for its action.
   (d)   Failure of the Architectural Board of Review to Act. Failure of the Architectural Board of Review to act within sixty (60) days from the date the application was deemed complete, or an extended period as may be agreed upon, the applicant may deem the application denied.
(Ord. 2011-14. Passed 4-9-12.)