(A) Approval of a divisions of land is not a determination that the resulting parcels comply with other ordinances and regulations. The township and its officers and employees shall not be liable for approving a land division if building permits for construction on the parcels are subsequently denied because of inadequate water supply, inadequate sewage disposal facilities, or other reasons. Any notice of approval of a division shall include a statement to this effect.
(Ord. rev. 12-1-1998)
(B) If, at the time the lands division proposal is acted on, insufficient information exists to determine whether a proposed lot can be built upon in compliance with Chapter 156 of this code, the proposed land division may still be approved; provided that, the property owner first submits an affidavit acknowledging that insufficient information has been compiled to determine usability of the resulting parcels for permitted uses in the zoning district in which the parcel(s) are located. Furthermore, the affidavit shall indicate that the property owner shall not allege any taking of property resulting from future denial of a use permit, where the denial is related to the insufficiency of information available to the township at the time the parcel was created.
(Ord. rev. 12-1-1998)
(C) The affidavit shall be prepared in a form that is acceptable to the Township Attorney, and the applicant shall record the affidavit with the office of the Ingham County Register of Deeds relative to the parcels identified in the affidavit. Evidence that the affidavit has been recorded shall be submitted to the township.
(Ord. rev. 12-1-1998)
(Ord. 33, passed - -1996)