Ordinance 4157 - Laserfiche WebLink

' 12. The Tentative Approval of a proposed plat shall be effective • for one year, unless extended by the Planning Commission for a period not to exceed one year. 13. After receiving tentative approval of the proposed plat and after indicating the method for carrying out minimum improvements, the subdivider may then make application for such permits from the local officers, officials, and authorities as are necessary to proceed with the installation of the right-of-way improvements. 14. In the event the developer elects to improve the rights-of-way with out furnishing a performance bond, he shall not apply for final approval until all required improvements have been installed. 15. All taxes on the property platted must be paid for one year in advance and indicated by the Seal and Signature of the Snohomish County Treasurer on the face of the final plat. 16. The subdivider shall submit the final plat and an application for final approval to the City Engineer accompanied with evidence that the required taxes have been paid. The final plat shall be on tracing cloth and have a trimmed size of 18" x 22". 17. The final plat shall be received by the City Engineer who shall date its receipt, check the plat for accuracy, conformance to the proposed plat, and conformance to these Subdivision Regulations. The City Engineer shall then notify the Planning Director of his final approval. 18. The final plat shall be transmitted to the Planning Commission Chairman for his signature, then to the City Council for final approval. If the final plat abides by this Subdivision Ordinance and conforms to the proposed plat as tentatively approved, the Council shall give final approval to the plat. Final approval by the Council indicates acceptance of all dedications contained within the plat. This action must be taken within sixty (60) days of the receipt of the final plat. 19. After final approval by the City Council, the approved copy shall go to the County Auditor of Snohomish County for filing. After the County Auditor has received and filed for record the final plat, it shall be known as an authorized plat as provided in Ch, 186, Sec. 7, Laws, 1937, as hereafter amended. (R. C.W. 58.16. 060) (5)