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July 20, 2020 page 17 Secs. 82-87—82-110. - Reserved. 684 685 DIVISION 2. - PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISIONS PLAT 686 687 Sec. 82-111. - Purpose and requirements. 688 (a) Purposes. During this stage, the subdivider details his their proposals and the city details the 689 subdivision requirements, in the form of a preliminary plat. All basic platting determinations are made 690 for all subdivisions before the council will pass on the subdivision. 691 (b) Requirements. The subdivider is required to furnish detailed surveying, engineering and legal 692 information sufficient to ensure compliance with the city's comprehensive municipal planCommunity 693 Management Plan and chapter 78, and other local, stateState, federal, watershed or conservation 694 district regulations. A preliminary plat review shall be completed for each class II and III subdivision 695 proposed prior to the city's accepting any final plat application. 696 (c) Prerequisite. A sketch plan review by the planning commission shall have been completed within 90 697 days of the filing of any preliminary plat application for all class III subdivisions or any class I and II 698 subdivisions for which the zoning administrator has required a sketch plan review. The subdivider 699 shall be prepared to address or correct all problems, concerns, violations or pertinent comments 700 included in the recommendations made as part of the sketch plan review. 701 Sec. 82-112. - Subdivision Plat application. 702 (a) Class I sPlatubdivisions. All preliminary plat applications shall provide the following to be deemed 703 completeComplete class I preliminary subdivision applications shall include the following: 704 (1) Completion of all items required by the Cityon the preliminary subdivision application form; 705 (2) A location map; 706 (3) A half-section map; 707 (4) A certificate of survey of the property 708 (5) Class I subdivisions that were required to have a sketch plan review may use all required maps 709 submitted with application, provided no changes have been made by the subdivider; and if 710 changes have been required, new maps shall be prepared and resubmitted with preliminary 711 subdivision application; 712 (6) A property owner's list per public hearing requirements in section 78-48 713 (2) Provision of the utilities map, if applicable; 714 (3) A soil survey and report (to be requested by the city if the City Administrator or designee feels 715 such information is necessary for the subdivision review); 716 (4) A soil erosion and sedimentation control plan; 717 (5) A vegetation preservation and protection plan; 718 (67) Any additional information requested by the zoning administrator City Administrator or 719 designee or planning commission; 720 a. Proposed protective covenants; 721 b. Statement of the proposed use of lots stating type of residential buildings with number of 722 proposed dwelling units and type of business or industry, so as to reveal the effect of the 723 development on traffic, fire hazards and congestions of population; or 724 725 Commented [SM45]: We should talk about this process. We interchange platting and subdivision. Commented [JB47]: Subdivision is the activity, plat is the document. Commented [JB46R45]: Nomenclature reviewed Commented [JB48]: I don’t know what this means. Commented [JB49]: Sketch plans should be encouraged, but not required. Commented [JB50]: Removed the classes of subdivision, most fell under the Class 2 and 3 designation whose review process was the same. The city could introduce a minor subdivision, for plats that create 3 or less lots; the only benefit to this would be to have a lighter review process.