Ordinance 2046-95 - Laserfiche WebLink

• f. Certification by the City Treasurer that all Local Improvements District assessments are current. 5. Binding Site Plan Title Report: All Binding Site Plans shall be accompanied by a title company certification (current within 30 days from filing of the Binding Site Plan) confirming that the title of the lands as described and shown on the Binding Site Plan are in the name of the owner(s) signing the Binding Site Plan. 6. Survey - Binding Site Plan: A Survey is required for all Binding Site Plans and must be conducted by or under the supervision of a registered Washington State licensed land surveyor in accordance with Section IV F. B. Final Binding Site Plan Review for Business, Commercial, and Industrial 1. Applicants for final Binding Site Plan approval shall file all required documents meeting all the requirements of this Ordinance with the Public Works Department. The Public Works Department shall review the final Binding Site Plan and circulate it to other City departments to determine whether the requirements of this Ordinance and Preliminary Approval have been met. 2. If the Planning and Community Development Director and the City Engineer determine that the requirements are met, they shall approve the Binding Site Plan; however, if either the Planning and Community Development Director or the City Engineer determine that the requirements have not been met, the final Binding Site Plan shall be returned to the applicant for modification, correction, or other action as may be required for approval. 3. If the conditions have been met, the Planning and Community Development Director and the City Engineer shall inscribe and execute their written approval on the face of the Binding Site Plan. C. Final Binding Site Plan Review for Residential Condominiums 1. Applicants for final Binding Site Plan approval shall file all required documents meeting all the requirements of this Ordinance with the Public Works Department. The Public Works Department shall review the final Binding Site Plan and circulate it to other City departments to determine whether the requirements of this Ordinance and Preliminary Approval have been met. Final Residential Condominium Binding Site Plans need not show all of the lots at the time of recording of the Binding Site Plan map if the City has approved a phasing plan for public/private improvements. 2. If the Planning and Community Development Director and the City Engineer determine that the requirements are met, they shall approve the Binding Site Plan; however, if either the Planning and Community Development Director or the City Engineer determines that the requirements have not been met, the final Binding Site Plan shall be returned to the applicant for modification, correction, or other action as may be required for approval. 14