EDITOR'S NOTE: Ordinance 1998-62, passed September 9, 1998, adopted a Master Plan for the Village as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Copies of such Plan are available, at cost, from the Village Clerk.

   There are no sections in this chapter which has been established to provide a place for cross references and any future legislation.

CROSS REFERENCES

      Planning and Zoning Commission - see P. & Z. Ch. 1101

      Approval of plans for artificial ponds or lakes - see BLDG. 1363.04

      (EDITOR'S NOTE: Former Section 1101.02 was repealed by Ordinance 2003-21, passed July 9, 2003.)

   (EDITOR’S NOTE: Former Section 1105.01 was repealed by Ordinance 1999-55, passed December 1, 1999.)

   In the event professional consulting services rendered by the Village Engineer, the Village Architect, Village Planner and/or Law Director, or any outside consultants, or other expenses are necessary as determined by the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Mayor or the Council, the charges for such services shall be rendered at prevailing contractual rates for such consulting services.

(Ord. 1994-47. Passed 10-12-94.)

   The Village Treasurer shall establish special accounts within the Village’s funds on behalf of such applicants, and upon authorization of the Mayor, the applicant shall pay to the Village by way of reimbursement all charges and expenses incurred in connection with the applicant’s business before the Planning and Zoning Commission or Council. Should an applicant’s special fund have a balance of less than twenty percent (20%) of the original deposit, the Mayor shall request in writing that the applicant provide an additional deposit so that the balance shall then equal the original deposit required. In the event such request is approved or disapproved by the Planning and Zoning Commission or Council, or withdrawn by the applicant, any funds remaining in such special deposit account, after payment of all lawful charges thereupon, shall immediately be returned to the applicant. The Treasurer shall furnish an accounting of charges to such fund at any reasonable time upon request of the applicant and upon final dispersal.

(Ord. 1994-47. Passed 10-12-94.)

   (a)   Upon the failure of any applicant to deposit funds to defray municipal expenses, as required by this chapter, the Planning and Zoning Commission or Council may dismiss any application unaccompanied by the required deposit.

   (b)   Nothing herein shall obligate the Village to grant its approval of an application or be construed as consideration therefore, but rather the deposit shall serve the purpose that the Village shall continue to be governed by its officials’ informed and intelligent vote upon each specific appeal and with the direction that such funds are to be applied to furnish the Village with necessary technical data from professional municipal consultants when requested or required by it on specific applications or to defray other necessary administrative expenses regardless of the outcome of the final disposition of the request or proposal of the applicant.

(Ord. 1994-47. Passed 10-12-94.)