15.04.080 Preliminary Subdivision Plan.
(1) A preliminary subdivision plan shall be furnished for all proposed developments consisting of three (3) acres or greater or ten (10) lots or greater.
(2) A preliminary subdivision plan application shall vest, for purposes of Section 14.02.130, Provo City Code, when:
(a) The developer has signed an application form and submitted it to the City;
(b) The developer has paid all application fees as evidenced by a receipt from the City; and
(c) The developer has submitted to the City a plan, in an approved electronic format, showing the proposed development layout, drawn to scale, and the following information:
(i) A complete and accurate legal description;
(ii) The names and addresses of the property owner, developer, the engineer, and/or surveyor of the development, and the owners of the land immediately adjoining the land to be subdivided;
(iii) Proposed name of the development;
(iv) The location of the development as forming a part of the larger tract or parcel where the plan submitted covers only a part of the developer’s tract;
(v) A conceptual integrated development plan meeting the requirements of Section 15.04.010, Provo City Code;
(vi) A preliminary infrastructure plan for providing necessary streets, water, sewer, storm drainage, and electrical distribution for the entire tract including the point from which said services are to be extended;
(vii) A summary indicating the total area within the development, total area and dimensions of each lot, and proposed net density of the development;
(viii) Any information noted as required in the Provo City Public Works Department Development Guidelines referenced in Section 15.03.020(3)(b)(ii), Provo City Code.
(3) Based on the size, scope or complexity of the development proposal, staff may require any other information required to ensure that the proposed project complies with applicable requirements of the Provo City Code and standards and specifications adopted by the City.
(4) A final subdivision plan, meeting the requirements of Section 15.04.090, Provo City Code, shall be submitted within twelve (12) months of the staff approval of the preliminary subdivision plan. If a final subdivision plan is not submitted within the required time period, the City may initiate proceedings to rezone the property back to the zone classification that existed on the property prior to the approval.
(5) If an applicant seeks to revise a preliminary subdivision plan, the new plan shall be subject to all new sections of the Provo City Code and other new City ordinances in effect at that time.