Section 18.92.065 Required Procedures for Approval.

The following steps or procedure must be followed in order to obtain approval of a Manufactured Home Park.

A. Preliminary Plan Submission. Developer prepares preliminary plan and environmental impact statement (see Section 17.20.020) and submits ten (10) copies, makes application and pays fees to the Planning Commission at least 45 calendar days before the next regular meeting;

B. Preliminary Plan Approval. Planning Commission reviews preliminary plan as per items discussed at concept approval and for compliance with the ordinance. Planning Commission then approves, disapproves, or approves plan with modifications. If approval is given at this time, the developer shall be given a list which has been revised from the one given at concept stage. This list shall pertain to items the Planning Commission expects on the final plans. Preliminary approval does not guarantee final development approval;

C. Final Plan Submission. Developer prepares and submits final plat, makes application, and pays fees at least 45 calendar days prior to the next regular meeting. Final plan shall consist of items required by the Planning Commission at preliminary stage and by this ordinance. Ten (10) prints shall be submitted to the planning staff;

D. Planning Commission Final Plat Approval. The Planning Commission reviews final plan and approves final plat if it is complete and if all requirements from preliminary plan approval are met or disapproves it. The final plan shall be in substantial compliance with the plans approved at preliminary stage. Planning Commission approval does not guarantee final subdivision approval;

E. City Council Final Plan Approval. If approved or approved conditionally by the Planning Commission, the developer submits final plat on Mylar and six (6) paper copies of final plat to the City Council for approval, along with bond or other assurances guaranteeing required improvements;

F. Recordation of Final Plat. Developer records plat in office of County Recorder within one (1) year. Final plans not recorded within one (1) year from approval by the City Council shall be null and void. One, one year extension may be granted by the City Council for special cases; however, if an extension is granted, the bond or other assurance shall be reevaluated and upgraded if necessary. (Ord. 96-04B, 1996)