(A) If the land proposed for platting is a re-subdivision, it shall require a preliminary plat and a plat of the re-subdivision, requiring the same review and approval procedures as for the preliminary plat and final plat, unless the re-subdivision meets the requirements set forth below.
(B) A re-plat will be permitted where:
(1) The perimeter of the tract being re-platted shall not be altered by the re-plat;
(2) Either the grades shall not be changed from the drainage plan which was submitted and approved with the original plat or if the grades are going be changed, then a drainage plan shall be submitted and approved for the re-subdivision;
(3) The re-plat shall not significantly change any plans that have been prepared for the placement of utilities in the subdivision. If the re-subdivision meets these stipulations, the re-plat may be submitted as a plat, provided the previous platting lines are shown;
(4) If the subdivision meets the requirements set forth for a re-plat, it shall be approved or disapproved within 90 days after submission to the City Council. A plat shall have been considered submitted when filed with the Zoning Administrator and placed on the Planning Commission agenda. Otherwise, such plat shall be deemed approved and a certificate to that effect shall be issued by the City Council on demand; provided, however, that the developer may waive this requirement and consent to the extension of such period; and
(5) The new plat shall specifically describe all previous plats to be vacated including the book and page or document numbers of all existing plats in the Register of Deeds office. The new plat shall specifically state that all previous plats so listed are to be vacated in whole or part. The new plat shall comply with all public highway provisions.
(Prior Code, § 15.03.06) (Ord. 748, passed - -)