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02-18-13 Special Meeting of La Porte City Council
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iii.4.01 (D) Official General Plan <br />The code states that an approved general plan expires after one <br />has not been filed and upon written notice to the subdivider. T <br />creates a gray area if the city fails to send the written noticeal plan <br />should simply expire after one year without notice. Further, th <br />the subdivider to request a one-year extension, but does not stipulate if the <br />extension is automatically approved or if the Commission needs t <br />approve the request. <br />iv.4.03 (C) Preliminary Plats: Effect of Approving Authority Action <br />The code states that an approved preliminary plat expires after one year if a <br />final plat has not been filed and upon written notice to the subdivide <br />potentially creates a gray area if the city fails to send the written notice. The <br />preliminary plat should simply expire after one year without notice. Further, <br />this section allows the subdivider to request a one-year extension, but does not <br />stipulate if the extension is automatically approved or if the Commission needs <br />to act to approve the request. <br />v.4.04 (D) Final Plats: Recordation and Construction of Public Improvements <br />The code states that an approved final plat expires after one year if a <br />construction of the public improvements has not commenced and upon written <br />notice to the subdivider. This potentially creates a gray area <br />send the written notice. The final plat approval should simply expire after one <br />year without notice. Further, this section allows the subdivider to request a <br />one-year extension, but does not stipulate if the extension is autom <br />approved or if the Commission needs to act to approve the reques <br />Additionally, an alternative should be provided to allow the subdivider to submit <br />a performance bond for completion of the public improvements if they <br />record the plat before the public improvements are completed. <br />vi.5.01 General Street Standards <br />Table 5-2 (Street Geometric Design Standards) should be moved to the Pub <br />Improvement Criteria Manual. <br />vii.5.01 (J) Alleys <br />The City should consider the practice of continuing to allow new alleys to be <br />platted. Based on the prior complications and cost of maintaini <br />provision of alleys, at a minimum, should be at the discretion o <br />than the developer. <br />viii.5.04 Building Lines <br />The building line requirements in this section should be consolidated into the <br />Zoning Ordinance to avoid conflicts and the need to cross-reference multiple <br />locations to find the same information. Setbacks applicable to the ETJ should be <br />specifically specified. <br /> <br />24 Planning Department Review Consulting <br /> <br /> <br />
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