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1. May you make changes from the ordinance on the final development plan?

Very minor changes may be permitted provided the site plan shows substantial conformance to the ordinance. City Council can approve a larger number of minor changes than the Administrative Review Committee. If the change is not in substantial conformance with the ordinance, the change may require an amendment to your planned development. Remember that this will require a new set of public hearings before the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council and the same time frame as was spent on the first approval of the preliminary development plan.

2. When must you submit the final development plan?

When you are ready to proceed with the development of the property. Like the approval of a typical rezoning case, the new zoning classification is permanent and does not expire with inaction.

3. Is there any cost for the approval of the final development plan?

Yes, check with the Zoning and Subdivision Services office for the current fees (PDF) online.