Within six months following receipt of the Planning Commission comments on the preliminary plan and Village Council action, the applicant shall submit a final plan and supporting materials conforming with this section. If a final plan is not submitted by the applicant for final approval within six months following receipt of Village Council action, the preliminary plan approval becomes null and void unless an extension is granted by the Planning Commission.
(a) Information Required. A final site plan and application for a PUD shall at a minimum contain the following information:
(1) A site plan meeting Chapter 1272 Site Plan requirements, or Chapter 1275 Site Condominium requirements, or a tentative preliminary plat in accordance with the Village Subdivision Ordinance.
(2) A separately delineated specification of all deviations from this chapter which would otherwise be applicable to the uses and development proposed in the absence of this planned unit development article.
(3) A specific schedule of the intended development and construction details, including phasing or timing.
(4) A specific schedule of the general improvements to constitute a part of the development, including, without limitation, lighting, signage, the mechanisms designed to reduce noise, utilities, and visual screening features.
(5) A specification of the exterior building materials with respect to the structures proposed in the project.
(6) Signatures of all parties having an interest in the property.
(7) Draft PUD agreement with preliminary conditions.
(b) Planning Commission Final Action. The Planning Commission shall review the final site plan and shall take one of the following actions:
(c) Village Council Final Action. If the proposed development has been recommended for approval or approval with conditions, the Planning Commission recommendation shall be submitted to and reviewed by the Village Council. Prior to making a decision, the Village Council shall conduct a public hearing in accordance with Section 1242.07(d) and (e), and applicable State laws, including PA 110 of 2006 as amended. Following the public hearing, the Village Council shall report its conclusions and establish a basis for its decisions. The Village Council shall take one of the following actions:
(1) Approval. Upon finding that the final plan meets the criteria established in the Purpose and Intent and Sections 1267.01 through 1267.05, and any conditions placed by the Planning Commission, the Village Council may grant final approval. If the final PUD is in the form of a subdivision, final PUD approval shall also grant the application permission to submit for approval of additional phases of plat review including final preliminary plat and final plat in accordance with the Village's Subdivision Ordinance.
(4) Denial. Upon finding that the Planning Commission has recommended denial of the application for the final PUD and that the application does not meet the criteria set forth in the Purpose and Intent sections of this chapter or Sections 1267.01 through 1267.05, the Village Council shall deny said application.
(d) All actions on the preliminary plan or final plan by the Planning Commission and the Village Council shall state the reasons for approval, conditional approval, postponement or denial within the body of the motion.
(e) Approval of the final PUD by the Village Council shall constitute amendment of the Village of Wolverine Lake Zoning Map. The applicant shall then be authorized to proceed with any necessary permits such as final platting or construction submittals, for Building Official approval.
(Ord. 106-85. Passed 4-9-14.)