Before subdividing, the subdivider shall:
A.
Meet with the planning and zoning commission to discuss
the proposed subdivision;
B.
Present a sketch of the proposed subdivision;
C.
Reach an agreement as to any requirements and neighboring
property relationships;
D.
Meet with the City council and City engineer concerning
proper standards which will be expected;
E.
Present a sketch of the proposed subdivision to the
City council; and
F.
If the area to be subdivided is also to be annexed
to the City, reach an agreement with the City concerning the proposed
annexation.
[Amended by Ord. No. 83-78]
After preliminary discussions and agreements
with the planning and zoning commission and the City council, the
subdivider shall:
Not more than one year after receiving approval
of the preliminary plat, the subdivider shall:
A.
Before filing the final plat, submit a title report
from an "abstractor" as defined in Wyoming Statutes, 1977, section
33-2-101, indicating that the subdivider has a fee simple interest
in the land which is to be subdivided. Such report shall be filed
with the City council;
B.
Submit the original and five copies of the final plat and final engineering plans, prepared in accordance with Article IV of this chapter, and the estimated cost of the land improvements to the City building inspector, not less than ten days in advance of the date set for City council action. The City building inspector shall disperse these materials as follows: one copy to the City engineer; one copy to the City attorney; one copy to the City council; and one copy to the planning and zoning commission. Planning and zoning commission approval shall not be required before council action. The City engineer and the City council shall approve or disapprove the final plat and final engineering plans. The City council may extend the one year time limit;
C.
Make arrangements with the City engineer for checking
of engineering and improvement data and for the installation of proposed
improvements or furnishing of the bonds in lieu of improvement; and
D.
After having received City council approval, post
a guarantee to the City for completion of all land improvements yet
remaining to be installed and pay the necessary filing fee. Such plat
shall then be signed by all parties as required by this chapter and
state law, and the plat shall, within thirty days of approval by the
City council, be filed with the county clerk.
[Added by Ord. No. 82-6; amended by Ord. No. 84-38; Ord. No. 96-3]
A.
A final plat for a minor subdivision or lot split
may be approved by the governing body of the City of Evanston by resolution.
B.
Prior to approval, a sketch plan of the minor subdivision
or lot split shall be presented to and reviewed by the subdivision
review committee.
C.
Prior to approval, a final plat of the minor subdivision
or lot split, prepared in compliance with the requirements of this
chapter, shall be presented to and reviewed by the subdivision review
committee.
A disapproval of the preliminary plat or final
plat or the denial of a permit shall contain in writing the specific
reasons for disapproval or denial. An applicant may, within six months,
reapply for a permit, which application shall include an affidavit
to the planning and zoning commission that the deficiencies in the
previous application have been corrected.
Appeal of the decision to disapprove the preliminary plat or final plat or to deny a permit pursuant to section 22-11 shall be to the City council.
Engineering standards of the City, as may be
adopted from time to time by the City council, are included in this
chapter by reference.
If, in its opinion, a preliminary plat contains
land which may be needed for a public utility, park, school or other
public facility, the planning and zoning commission shall submit copies
of the plat to the appropriate public agency for review. The public
agency shall have thirty days within which to review the plat and
file a report to the commission.
