Plans of Development and Site Plan – Application Forms

Availability:

  In Person

PLEASE NOTE: Process and application documents available below have been updated and electronic plans are required with each submission in addition to the required paper plans.

Plan of Development and Site Plan Review Process – Detailed step by step explanation of how a proposed multi-family, commercial or industrial development is submitted to the County for review.

Concept Plan Application – An optional conceptual submittal is designed to provide the applicant big picture review comments from all review agencies. The more detailed the plan, the more detailed the review comments. There is no submittal fee.

Plan of Development and Site Plan Application – The initial application for all POD and site plan approvals (which includes a checklist detailing all submittal requirements.

Plan of Development and Site Plans for Signature – Final Construction Plan Application –Engineered site construction plans are submitted for review after the Director of Planning approves the initial POD or site plan.

Clearing and Grubbing Plan Application – This partial approval enables the developer to begin initial site work on a limited scope as defined within the application, prior to approval of the full site plan for a property.

Easement and Right of Way Widening Plat Application – County public easements and right of way widening plats required per the review of the civil/construction plans must be submitted for review prior to recordation of the easement and/or right of way plat.

Easement Vacation and Quitclaim Application – Requests for easements or rights-of-way to be vacated or quitclaimed in conjunction with a Plan of Development application.

Minor Construction Plan – Small areas of construction with a limited scope of work can be reviewed under this process if the work is not part of an active construction plan process and receives preauthorization by Planning. 

Plan of Development or Site Plan Transfer of Approval – When a property is sold or transferred, the existing Plan of Development or Site Plan approval for a site must be transferred to the new owner of a property by the Director of Planning.

Landscape, Lighting and Fence Plan Application – Landscaping and lighting plan review is an integral aspect of the overall review of a Plan of Development or Site Plan.  Fencing could also be an aspect in need of review, including requests for alternative fence heights as allowed in the zoning ordinance. Lighting and fencing may also be submitted as part of the initial POD in lieu of using this application. Additionally, this application may be used for a security plan or tree removal permit.

Special Limited Power of Attorney Form – Used when the owner of the property will be represented in this matter by another individual.