Fifteen days prior to a regular monthly meeting of the Planning Board, a subdivider may submit for review 12 copies of the sketch plan of a proposed subdivision or resubdivision, and its supporting data as specified in § 205-47, and an Environmental Assessment Form. This step does not require formal application, fees, or filing of a plat. The subdivider should attend the next Planning Board meeting and the Planning Board may provide its initial thoughts about the sketch plan.
A.
Filing application. At least 15 days prior to a regular meeting of
the Planning Board, the applicant shall file an application in the
form most recently approved by the Planning Board (signed and certified
to by the subdivider and the applicant, if different) with the Town
Clerk for Approval of a preliminary plat of the proposed subdivision
or resubdivision. The application for preliminary plat approval shall
include:
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(1)
A completed application;
(3)
An EAF or EIS (if infrastructure improvements or public improvements
are involved, the applicant shall submit a long form EAF or an EIS);
(4)
The appropriate fees set by the Town Board and on file in the Town
Clerk's Office; and
(5)
A Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) consistent with the requirements of Articles I and II of Chapter 193, Stormwater Management and Erosion and Sediment Control, of the Town Code. The SWPPP shall meet the performance and design criteria and standards set forth in Article II of Chapter 193.
B.
C.
Attendance at meeting. The applicant shall attend the Planning Board
meeting to discuss the preliminary plat. The Planning Board shall
study the practicality of the preliminary plat, taking into consideration
the provisions of this chapter, including but not limited to the zoning
district(s) of the land being subdivided, the requirements of the
community, and the future development of adjoining lands as yet unsubdivided.
SEQRA shall be complied with.
D.
Notice by applicant to owners of nearby property. The applicant shall
notify, by certified mail, return receipt requested, all owners of
property located both: (a) within 500 feet of the outside perimeter
of the proposed subdivision; and (b) directly across any existing
street from the property to be subdivided, at least 10, but no more
than 30, business days prior to the public hearing. The notice shall
set forth the date, time, place and purpose(s) of the public hearing.
The notices shall be mailed to the mailing address on the most recent
tax roll for the property owners to be notified. At least three days
prior to the public hearing, the applicant shall furnish the Planning
Board with post office receipts of the mailings.
E.
Other agencies. If applicable, the plat shall be referred to SOCPA in accordance with § 239-n of the General Municipal Law (see Subsection H below) and adjacent municipalities shall be notified in accordance with General Municipal Law § 239-nn.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art. I)]
F.
Procedures when the Planning Board is the lead agency: public hearing;
notice and the decision of the Planning Board. The following procedures
shall apply when the Planning Board is the lead agency:
(1)
Public hearing on preliminary plats. The time within which the Planning
Board shall hold a public hearing on the preliminary plat shall be
coordinated with any hearings the Planning Board, as lead agency,
may schedule pursuant to SEQRA, as follows:
(a)
When an EIS is not required. If the Planning Board determines
that the preparation of an EIS on the preliminary plat is not required,
the public hearing on the preliminary plat shall be held within 62
days after:
[2]
If the application is subject to the mandatory review of SOCPA
under § 239-n of the New York General Municipal Law, either:
(b)
When an EIS is required.
[1]
If the Planning Board determines that an EIS is required, and
a public hearing on the draft EIS is held, the public hearing on the
preliminary plat and the draft EIS shall be held jointly within 62
days after.
[2]
If no public hearing is held on the draft EIS, the public hearing
on the preliminary plat shall be held within 62 days of filing the
notice of completion and the other requirements set forth at Subsection
F(1)(b)[1][b] and [c] above have been satisfied.
(2)
Public hearings; notice by Planning Board, length of hearing. The
hearing on the preliminary plat shall be advertised by the Planning
Board at least once in a newspaper of general circulation in the Town
at least five business days before such hearing if no hearing is held
on the draft EIS or 14 days before a hearing held jointly therewith.
The Planning Board may provide that the hearing be further advertised
in such manner as it deems appropriate. The hearing on the preliminary
plat shall be closed upon motion of the Planning Board within 120
days after it has been opened.
(3)
Decision. The Planning Board shall approve, with or without modification
or conditions, or disapprove such preliminary plat as follows:
(a)
When an EIS is not required. If the Planning Board determines
that the preparation of an EIS on the preliminary plat is not required,
the Planning Board shall make its decision within 62 days after the
close of the public hearing; or
(b)
When an EIS is required. If the Planning Board determines that
an EIS is required, and a public hearing is held on the draft EIS,
the final EIS shall be filed within 62 days following the close of
such public hearing. If no public hearing is held on the draft EIS,
the final EIS shall be filed within 62 days following the close of
the public hearing on the preliminary plat. Within 30 days of the
filing of such final EIS, the Planning Board shall:
(4)
Grounds for decision. The grounds for a modification, if any, or
the grounds for disapproval shall be stated upon the records of the
Planning Board. When so approving a preliminary plat, the Planning
Board shall state in writing any modifications or conditions it deems
necessary for submission of the preliminary plat in final form.
G.
Procedures when the Planning Board is not the lead agency. When the
Planning Board is not lead agency under SEQRA, the public hearing,
notice and decision procedures will comply with § 276(5)(e)
of the Town Law of the State of New York.
H.
Certification and filing of preliminary plat and resolution. Within
five business days of the adoption of the resolution granting approval
of such preliminary plat such plat shall be certified by the Planning
Board Clerk as having been granted preliminary approval and a copy
of the preliminary plat and resolution shall be filed in such Clerk's
office. A copy of the resolution shall be mailed to the subdivider
and the applicant (if different).
I.
Filing of decision on preliminary plat with Town Clerk. Within five
business days after the date of the adoption of the resolution stating
the decision of the Planning Board on the preliminary plat, the Planning
Board Clerk, Chairman, or other duly authorized member of the Planning
Board shall cause a copy of such resolution to be filed in the office
of the Town Clerk.
J.
When approval of preliminary plat becomes null and void. Within six months of the approval of a preliminary plat, the subdivider must submit an application for approval of a final plat of all, or a section (which section is shown as Section 1 on the preliminary plat) of, the lands shown on the preliminary plat. The Planning Board may revoke its approval of the preliminary plat if a final plat application is not submitted within six months of the approval of the preliminary plat. Subject to the provisions of § 205-10B(2) below, which shall prevail where the subdivision lands are to be developed in sections, if an application for approval of a final plat is not submitted within three years of the approval of the preliminary plat, the approval of the preliminary plat, without any action by the Planning Board, shall automatically become null and void, unless within that three-year period, the Planning Board and the applicant or the subdivider agreed, in writing, to extend the three-year period.
K.
Approval of the preliminary plat shall not constitute final approval.
The Planning Board's approval of a preliminary plat shall not constitute
a final approval, and no building permit shall be issued based on
the approval of a preliminary plat. Rather, the approval of the preliminary
plat shall be an expression of approval of the design submitted on
the preliminary plat as a guide to the preparation of the final plat,
which will be submitted for the final plat approval of the Planning
Board. Only when final plat approval occurs may a plat be filed in
the Onondaga County Clerk's Office and building permits be issued.
Prior to approval of the final plat, the Planning Board may require
additional changes as a result of further study or new information
obtained.
L.
Time period extensions. The time periods for the Planning Board to take action under this § 205-9 may be extended by mutual consent of the applicant (or subdivider) and the Planning Board.
M.
Requirements of preliminary plat if subdivision is to be developed
in sections. If an applicant desires to develop the subdivided lands
in sections:
(1)
Requirements of preliminary plat.
(a)
The preliminary plat application shall:
[1]
State that fact;
[2]
Delineate, on the preliminary plat, the proposed sections;
[3]
Set forth the sequence in which the sections will be developed
by numbering the sections on the preliminary plat in the sequence
the sections will be developed (e.g., the first section to be developed
will be "Section 1," the second section to be developed will be "Section
2," etc.); and
[4]
Set forth the date for final plat approval for each section.
(2)
Time limitations for approval of sections. The application for final plat approval for the first section shall be subject to the time requirements set forth in Subsection J. The approval of the remaining sections shown on the approved preliminary plat shall expire and be null and void as to those sections that shall not have been granted final approval and for which the final plat shall not have been filed before the time limitations set forth in § 205-10B(2), Development in sections - time limitations, and/or § 205-11D, Duration of conditional approvals; provided, however, in the event the above provisions should, under the circumstances, conflict with the exemption period to which such plat is entitled under the provisions of Subdivision (2) of § 265-a of the Town Law, then § 265-a(2) shall control.
N.
Applicant to reimburse Planning Board for costs to prepare or review
an EIS. As permitted in § 8-0109(7)(a) of SEQRA,[2] an applicant shall reimburse the Town for all costs incurred
by the Planning Board or the Town in preparing, or causing to be prepared,
or reviewing a draft EIS or an EIS statement, but the applicant shall
not be charged for costs incurred for both the preparation and review
of such statements.
[2]
Editor's Note: See Environmental Conservation Law § 8-0109,
Subdivision 7(a).
O.
From sketch plan to final plat application. Applications for preliminary
plat approval may be waived, and the applicant may proceed from the
sketch plan to the application for final plat approval, but only if
the Planning Board determines, in its discretion, such action is without
jeopardy to the public health, safety and general welfare, and is
appropriate in the particular situation.
A.
Application for approval of final plat. Fifteen days prior to the
regular monthly meeting of the Planning Board, and within six months
after the approval of the preliminary plat, the applicant shall file
an application for approval of the final plat with the Town Clerk.
The application for final plat approval shall include:
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(1)
Two duplicate originals of the signed application;
(2)
Twelve copies of the proposed final plat;
(3)
Two copies of the narrative required under § 205-49B, signed and certified to by the engineer for the developer and by the subdivider (and applicant, if different from the subdivider);
(5)
The fee established by the Town Board;
(6)
If any proposed water supply and/or sewage disposal facilities associated
with the subdivision require approval by the Department of Health
or the Department of Environmental Conservation, the applicant shall
provide evidence that at least preliminary approval has been granted,
in writing, by those agencies; and
(7)
A stormwater pollution prevention plan consistent with the requirements of Articles I and II of Chapter 193, Stormwater Management and Erosion and Sediment Control, and with the terms of preliminary subdivision plat approval shall be required for final subdivision plat approval. The SWPPP shall meet the minimum performance and design criteria and standards set forth in Article II of Chapter 193.
B.
Development in sections.
(1)
Generally. In granting conditional or final approval of a final plat,
the Planning Board may: (1) permit the plat to be subdivided and developed
in two or more sections (provided the requirements set forth in § 205-10M
have been satisfied); and (2) in its resolution granting conditional
or final approval, set forth the requirements or conditions it deems
necessary to insure the orderly development of all the lands shown
on the preliminary plat be completed before the final plat for the
section(s) will be signed by the duly authorized officer of the Planning
Board. Conditional or final approval of the section(s) of a final
plat may, at the Planning Board's option, be granted concurrently
with conditional or final approval of the entire plat, and subject
to any and all requirements imposed by the Planning Board.
(2)
Time limitations and other requirements for development in sections.
If final plat approval is requested in sections, then:
(a)
The provisions of § 205-10M shall have been complied
with as part of the preliminary plat approval process;
(c)
The application for approval of the final plat for the first
section (Section 1 on the preliminary plat) shall be filed no later
than six months after the date the Planning Board granted approval
of the preliminary plat; provided, however if the application for
final plat approval for the first section is not filed within three
years of the date of the preliminary plat approval, such preliminary
plat approval shall be null and void, in its entirety, without any
need for action by the Planning Board unless within that three-year
period, the subdivider (or applicant) and the Planning Board have
agreed to extend that three-year period; and
(d)
An application for approval of all sections shown on the preliminary
plat shall be filed within three years after the date preliminary
plat approval.
(e)
If the requirements set forth at Subsection B(2)(a), (b), (c) or (d) above are not timely complied with, the Planning Board may revoke the approval of the preliminary plat for all sections for which a final plat has not been filed; provided, however, if final plat approval for all sections shall not have been granted within five years of the date of the approval of the preliminary plat, then the approval of all sections shown on the preliminary plat which have not received final plat approval shall automatically, without any action of the Planning Board, become null and void, unless the subdivider (or applicant) and the Planning Board, within the five-year periods have entered into a written agreement extending the five-year period.
(3)
Development in sections when the preliminary plat is filed with the Town Clerk. When the subdivider or applicant files the approved final plat for only the first section of an approved preliminary plat in the Office of the Onondaga County Clerk, a copy of the entire approved preliminary plat shall be filed by the Planning Board Clerk with the Town Clerk within 30 days of the Planning Board Clerk's receipt from the subdivider or applicant of a certified copy of the filed final plat for the first section. (See § 205-11C.)
C.
Dedication of roads by Town Board. Acceptance of any offer of dedication
of roads, parks or other public improvements or infrastructure improvements
shall rest solely with the Town Board. No final plat shall be signed
by a member of the Planning Board until the subdivider's offer of
dedication is accepted by the Town Board.
D.
Dedication of roads, etc. not implied by plat approval. The approval
by the Planning Board of a preliminary or final plat shall not constitute
nor imply the acceptance by the Town of any road, utility, recreation
area, easement, park, open space, or other public improvement or infrastructure
improvement shown on the plat. All plats should contain appropriate
notes to this effect on the plat.
E.
Final plat not substantially the same as preliminary plat. When a final plat is submitted which the Planning Board deems not to be in substantial agreement with the preliminary plat approval granted pursuant to § 205-9, then the application shall be considered, an application for preliminary plat approval, the applicant shall be instructed to revise the plat to state it is a preliminary plat and upon resubmission of the plat as so amended, and the payment of any applicable fees, the application shall proceed under § 205-9 above as a new application for preliminary plat approval.
F.
When final plat is in substantial agreement with preliminary plat; time for Planning Board to decide; when final plat application is complete. Within 62 days from the date of submission of a complete application for final plat approval, which the Planning Board deems to be in substantial agreement with the preliminary plat approved under § 205-9, the Planning Board shall grant approval or conditional approval, or shall disapprove the final plat stating its grounds for the decision. This time period may be extended by mutual consent of the applicant or subdivider and the Planning Board.
H.
Sketch plan to final plat application. When the Planning Board determines no preliminary plat application is required to be filed, the application for final plat approval shall follow the procedures under § 205-9 regarding SEQRA, public hearing, notices, decision, referral to SOCPA, etc; provided, however, in the case of a minor lot alteration, the provisions of § 205-12 shall prevail regarding public hearings and referrals.
A.
Final plat approval always conditioned on Town Board's acceptance
of public improvements and infrastructure improvements. An application
for final plat approval may be submitted before or after the Town
Board's acceptance of dedication of roads, parks, easements, utilities
or other public improvements or infrastructure improvements. If the
application is submitted before such acceptance by the Town Board,
and the application is in all respects complete and satisfactory to
the Planning Board, the Planning Board shall grant conditional approval
to the final plat, conditioning the approval upon, at a minimum, the
Town Board's acceptance of the subdivider's offer of dedication to
the Town of the new roads and other public improvements and infrastructure
improvements described in the Planning Board's resolution, and such
conditional approval shall be upon such other conditions as the Planning
Board deems appropriate.
B.
Approval, certification and filings of plats in Planning Board Clerk's
office; notice to subdivider of decision. Within five business days
of the adoption of a resolution granting conditional or final Approval
of a final plat, a copy of such resolution and the final plat shall
be filed in the office of the Planning Board's Clerk. A copy of the
resolution shall be mailed by the Planning Board Clerk to the subdivider
(and to the applicant, if the subdivider and the applicant are not
the same). When a final plat is granted conditional approval, such
resolution shall include a statement of the requirements and conditions
which, when completed and satisfied, will authorize the signing of
the final plat.
C.
Final plat approval; delivery of signed final plat and notice to applicant. Upon the Planning Board making a determination that all the requirements and conditions described in Subsection B above and in the resolution have been completed, two duplicate originals of the final plat shall be provided by the applicant to the Planning Board for signature by a duly authorized officer of the Planning Board: one signed final plat shall be filed by the Planning Board Clerk in the office of the Planning Board Clerk; and the second signed final plat shall be delivered to the applicant with a notice that if Subsection E of this section is not timely complied with, the Planning Board approval shall become null and void and a notice to that effect may be recorded by the Planning Board in the Onondaga County Clerk's Office against the real property involved in the subdivision.
D.
Duration of conditional approvals. Conditional approval of a final
plat shall expire within the time period (not to exceed three years)
set forth in the Planning Board's resolution granting conditional
approval (provided, however, if no expiration period is set forth
in that resolution, the conditional approval shall expire 180 days
from the date of the resolution), unless all requirements and conditions
stated in such resolution have been completed and satisfied, as evidenced
by a resolution of the Planning Board. The Planning Board may extend,
for periods of 90 days each, the time in which a conditionally approved
plat must be submitted for signature if, in the Planning Board's opinion,
such extension is warranted by the particular circumstances.
[Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General
Provisions, Art. I)]
E.
Filing of final plat by applicant and applicant's delivery of certified
copy to Planning Board.
(1)
Within 62 days of the date the final plat was signed by a duly authorized
Officer of the Planning Board, the applicant or the subdivider shall:
(a)
File the final plat in the Onondaga County Clerk's Office; and
(b)
Deliver to Town Clerk a copy of the filed final plat, with the
filing information shown thereon (including, but not limited to, the
Map Number assigned to it by the Onondaga County Clerk), which copy
shall be certified to by the Onondaga County Clerk.
(2)
If the applicant or subdivider does not comply with this Subsection E, the Planning Board shall have the authority to nullify its approval and to file a notice in the Onondaga County Clerk's Office stating the final plat approval is null, void and of no effect.
F.
Default approval of plats. The time periods prescribed herein within which the Planning Board must take action on a preliminary plat or a final plat are intended to provide the Planning Board and the public adequate time for review and to minimize delays in the processing of subdivision applications. Such periods may be extended by mutual consent of the subdivider or applicant and the Planning Board. In the event the Planning Board fails to take action on a preliminary plat or a final plat within the time prescribed therefor after completion of all requirements under SEQRA, or within such extended period as may have been established by the mutual consent of the applicant or the subdivider and the Planning Board, such preliminary or final plat shall, subject to the notice and ability to cure provisions below, be deemed granted approval (herein a "default approval"). The certificate of the Town Clerk as to the date of submission of the preliminary or final plat and the failure of the Planning Board to take action within the prescribed time shall be issued on demand and shall be sufficient in lieu of written endorsement or other evidence of approval herein required. Notwithstanding anything provided in this Subsection F or elsewhere in this chapter, default approval shall not occur unless and until the applicant or subdivider provide the Town Clerk with written notice (the "notice") stating that if the Planning Board does not take the required action (and the required action shall be specified, with particularity, in the notice) within 20 days of the Town Clerk's actual receipt of the notice, default approval shall occur under this Subsection F and the subdivider shall be entitled to the default approval certificate. No default approval shall occur if the Planning Board takes the required action within 20 days after the Town Clerk's actual receipt of the notice.
G.
Notice of resolution to Town Clerk. Within five business days from
the date of the adoption of a resolution stating the decision of the
Planning Board on the final plat, the Planning Board Clerk shall cause
a copy of such resolution to be filed in the office of the Town Clerk.
H.
Notice to Syracuse-Onondaga County Planning Agency; impact upon action
by Planning Board on application. When applicable, the Planning Board
Clerk shall refer preliminary and final plats to the Syracuse-Onondaga
County Planning Agency (SOCPA), and no further action on the application
shall be taken until the earlier of:
I.
Final approval. The following shall constitute final approval:
(1)
The
signature on the final plat by a duly authorized officer of the Planning
Board pursuant to a Planning Board resolution; or
(2)
The
approval by the Planning Board of the development of a plat or plats
already filed in the Office of the Onondaga County Clerk if such plats
are entirely or partially undeveloped; or
(3)
The
certificate of the Town Clerk as to the date of the submission of
the final plat and the failure of the Planning Board to take action
within the time herein provided.
J.
No changes, erasures, modifications, or revisions. No changes, erasures,
modifications or revisions shall be made to the final plat for which
final plat approval has been given, unless the final plat is resubmitted
to the Planning Board and the Planning Board approves the modifications.
In the event that a plat is filed in the Onondaga County Clerk's Office
without complying with this requirement, it shall be considered null
and void, and the Board shall institute proceedings to have the plat
stricken from the records of the County Clerk, and/or file a notice
in the Onondaga County Clerk's Office advising the public the final
plat was modified without the Planning Board's approval and therefore
is null and void.
K.
Subdivision abandonment. The subdivider, and/or the subdivider's
successor and/or assigns, may abandon a subdivision pursuant to the
provisions of § 560 of the New York Real Property Tax Law.
B.
If the owner(s) of the lands involved in the relocation of boundary lines believe the matter is a minor lot alteration, as that term is defined in Article II, then at least 15 days prior to a regular meeting of the Planning Board, the owner(s) shall complete an application for a determination by the Planning Board that the proposal is a minor lot alteration and requesting the plat enclosed with the application be granted final approval by the Planning Board. A complete application includes:
(1)
An
application form completed and signed by all owners of the real property
involved in the application;
(2)
A
completed and signed EAF;
(3)
The
appropriate fee to the Town Clerk;
(4)
Twelve
originals of the proposed plat showing each new proposed lot, the
current boundary lines of the existing lot(s), and the proposed new
boundary lines for each lot, which plat shall be prepared and certified
by a surveyor; and
(5)
Copies
of both the existing and proposed deeds for the impacted properties.
C.
Within 62 days of receipt by the Planning Board of a complete application
for a determination of minor lot alteration, the Planning Board will
act on the application. This time period may be extended by mutual
consent of the subdividers or applicant and the Planning Board.
D.
The Planning Board shall have the exclusive right and power to make
the determination of whether the matter described in the application
is or is not a minor lot alteration. If the Planning Board, by majority
vote, determines that the proposed change is a minor lot alteration,
the procedures below shall apply. If the Planning Board determines
the matter is not a minor lot alteration, the application shall be
denied.
E.
If the Planning Board determines the proposal is a minor lot alteration:
A.
History of improper subdivisions. The Town Board and the Planning Board are aware that although subdivision regulations have been in effect in the Town of Marcellus since 1958, certain owners of property have subdivided parcels of land of those owners without obtaining the necessary subdivision approval of the Planning Board by granting a deed to a portion or portions of the property which deed is thereafter recorded by the grantee under the deed. The Town Board and Planning Board are also aware that these newly created parcels are routinely shown on the Tax Maps as separate parcels even though the required Planning Board approval to the subdivision was not obtained by the grantor or the grantee in the deed. In some instances, the grantee conveys the improperly subdivided parcel to an innocent third party who has no idea the parcel is not a properly subdivided lot with the Town of Marcellus and therefore the new owner is not entitled to receive building permits, certificates of occupancy and the like. This § 205-13 is intended to provide a remedy to the owner of an improperly subdivided parcel.
B.
The Planning Board may approve a lot which results from a subdivision
not previously approved by the Planning Board.
(1)
The Planning Board may, in its discretion, upon receipt of application of the owner of a parcel of land which has been improperly subdivided without the Planning Board's previous approval (by the division of a parcel by deed, or otherwise) (hereinafter in this § 205-13 an "improper subdivision") approve the proposed subdivision plat submitted with the application, which application and plat shall contain all the information and meet the other requirements of a final plat, it being understood that the plat may show that the one parcel shall remain one parcel after the plat is filed. The approval of the Planning Board may be given even if the application involves only one parcel of land. Among the considerations the Planning Board may consider in approving or not approving an application under this § 205-13 are whether the owner of the improperly subdivided parcel, or any family member of that owner, had any involvement or knowledge of the improper subdivision, whether any of the owners of the lands involved in the improper subdivision have been contacted but refused to join in the subdivision application, whether the subdivision application is complete, and whether the proposed final plat meets the requirements of a final plat.
(2)
If a plat is approved as permitted in this § 205-13, then from the date the approved plat is filed in the Onondaga County Clerk's Office, and the Town Clerk receives a certified copy of that plat, with the map number assigned to it by the Onondaga County Clerk shown thereon, the lands shown on that approved filed plat shall be deemed to have been properly subdivided: provided, however, the lands involved in the improper subdivision which are not shown on the approved filed plat shall remain improperly subdivided lands subject to all the remedies available to the Town.
A.
A stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) consistent with the requirements of Articles I and II of Chapter 193, Stormwater Management and Erosion and Sediment Control, shall be required for preliminary subdivision plat approval. The SWPPP shall meet the performance and design criteria and standards set forth in Article II of Chapter 193. The approved preliminary subdivision plat shall be consistent with the provisions of said Chapter 193.
B.
A stormwater pollution prevention plan consistent with the requirements of Articles I and II of Chapter 193, Stormwater Management and Erosion and Sediment Control, and with the terms of preliminary subdivision plat approval shall be required for final subdivision plat approval. The SWPPP shall meet the minimum performance and design criteria and standards set forth in Article II of Chapter 193. The approved final subdivision plat shall be consistent with the provisions of said Chapter 193.