PURPOSE

  1. To request to make changes to a previously approved application for development review.

APPLICABILITY

  1. Plan amendments that are not de minimis in nature are subject to review by the [PERMITTING AUTHORITY].

AUTHORITY

  1. The [PERMITTING AUTHORITY] must determine whether a plan revision is de minimis in nature and therefore review said revision administratively or determine if the Permitting Authority should review the petition based on the nature of the request and initial plan approval.
  2. In accordance with Article 7.B.4.F Amendments and Modifications, the [PERMITTING AUTHORITY] may determine whether a Subdivision Plan revision is de minimis or requires action by the Planning [BOARD / COMMISSION].

PROCEDURES

  1. Within 14 days after receiving a completed application for a plan revision, the [PERMITTING AUTHORITY] must review the application and determine if the proposed revision is de minimis or significant enough to be considered a major amendment to the plan.
  2. The [PERMITTING AUTHORITY] may determine the proposed revision is de minimis upon finding that the revised plan:
    1. Does not contravene the previously published public notice, any finding, or attached condition made by the Permitting Authority for the original application;
    2. Does not detrimentally impact matters of substance identified in the meeting minutes of the original public meetings or public hearings;
    3. Insignificant changes to the original application that do not constitute a substantial change in operational or built outcome, in that persons familiar with the plan would not notice the change.
  3. Upon a determination that the proposed revision is de minimis, the [PERMITTING AUTHORITY] will approve or deny the proposed revision in writing.
  4. Upon a determination that the proposed revision is not de minimis, the [PERMITTING AUTHORITY] must notify, in writing, the applicant and the designated Permitting Authority of the determination and the applicant must submit the proposed revisions to the designated Permitting Authority as a revision to a previously approved plan in accordance with this Code.
  5. When considering a revision to a previously approved plan, the review must be limited to the proposed changes to the previously approved plan.
  6. Where an approved revision causes need for a new plan mylar to be signed by the Planning [BOARD / COMMISSION] and recorded at the [NAME OF COUNTY] Registry of Deeds, the Planning [BOARD / COMMISSION] must make itself available as a board or as individuals to sign mylars within 14 days. After obtaining signatures, the applicant must file said mylars in accordance with the standards of this Code.