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 Greene County
 Code of Ordinances
 Appendix C. Zoning
 Article 19. SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

  § 19-3. Procedure.  

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  • 19-3-1 The applicant shall first submit a completed application and ten copies of a proposed site development plan to the Administrator for initial review at which time the required fee as published shall be payable to the county treasurer. The proposed plan shall be drawn to scale of not less than one inch equals 100 feet and shall contain all the applicable information required under [subsection] 19-4-2. (Revised 6/27/06)

    19-3-2 If the administrator feels there are substantial problems either of a legal or environmental nature involved in the design, the administrator may request a further meeting with the applicant to discuss such problems. Following approval of the preliminary site development plan by administrator the applicant shall submit four copies of the final site development plan to the administrator as agent for the county within six months of the preliminary site plan. Three copies shall stay with the administrator, and one shall be returned to the applicant after a decision has been made.

    19-3-3 Approval of the site development plan pursuant to this section shall expire five years after date of approval thereof unless actual construction shall have commenced and is thereafter prosecuted in good faith. (Revised 6/27/06)

    19-3-4 Upon receipt of a site plan application, the planning department shall notify the adjacent property owners in writing. The list of adjacent property owners shall be created from the most current records of the office of the commissioner of the revenue. The planning department shall also advertise in a newspaper serving Greene County the receipt of the application. The advertisement and notification shall include the application number, applicant, description and location of the proposal and when the proposal will be available to the public for viewing at the county offices. The planning department shall also place a sign upon the site for at least one week notifying the public that an application has been filed. (Revised 1/11/05)

    (Ord. of 6-12-18 )

(Ord. of 6-12-18 )