A construction permit for a single-family detached dwelling unit or a two-family dwelling unit and/or their accessory building(s) or uses on a lot shall not require site plan approval; except that the use of any existing or proposed principal or accessory building for a "home occupation" as defined and permitted by this title shall require a zoning permit prior to the issuance of a construction permit or certificate of occupancy. The foregoing shall in no way affect the responsibility of an applicant to submit the necessary information and receive the necessary approvals as may be required pursuant to other ordinances.

Any change* of use from nonresidential to nonresidential shall not require site plan approval if (a) both the construction official and zoning stipulate to the land use board that the existing site development meets the requirements of the land development ordinances of the Borough use; (b) the new use does not require an increase in the number of parking spaces; and (c) the new use does not result in an increase in the of uses for the development.

* Change shall include, but shall not be limited to, any change to another, identical or similar nonresidential use and/or an additional business, lessee or tenant.

Fences not included as part of a site plan application shall not require site plan approval, but shall require the issuance of a fence permit.

Signs not included as part of a site plan application shall not require site plan approval except that any signs exceeding 25 square feet in area shall require minor site plan review and approval. All signs shall require the issuance of a sign permit except as exempted in Section 16.52.130 of this title.

An applicant may elect to file for preliminary and final site plan approval simultaneously to expedite the review process. The site plan shall be prepared according to the requirements stipulated for final approval. Developers electing to by-pass the preliminary approval stage are doing so at the peril of added expense if changes in design are required.

At the request of a developer, the land use review board shall grant one informal review, without fee and not to exceed 15 minutes of duration, regarding a concept plan for a development for which a developer intends to prepare and submit an application for development.

While no fee shall be required for the one informal review, any subsequent informal review shall require that a fee be posted in accordance with Chapter 16.84 of this title, which fee shall be credited towards the fee for review of a development application, if subsequently submitted.

The developer shall not be bound by any concept plan for which the review is requested; and the land use review board shall not be bound by any such review.

A developer desiring to have a concept plan informally reviewed by the land use review board shall so notify the administrative at least four weeks prior to the meeting of the board. The administrative officer shall thereafter notify the developer of the time and place which has been scheduled by the land use review board for the informal review.

A key map showing the entire tract and its relation to the surrounding area at a scale of one inch equals not more than 400 feet;

Title block in accordance with the rules governing title blocks for professional engineers (N.J.S.A. 45:8-36), including:

Acreage figures (both with and without areas within public rights-of-way) and north arrow;

Certification that the applicant is the owner of the land or his or her properly authorized agent, or that the owner has given his or her consent under an option agreement;

Concerning corporations or partnerships, a list of names and addresses of all stockholders or individual partners owning at least 10% of its stock of any class as required by N.J.S.A. 40:55D-48.1 et seq.;

Approval signature lines:

Existing block and lot number(s) of the lot(s) to be subdivided or developed as they appear on the Borough tax map, and proposed block and lot numbers as provided by the Borough tax assessor upon written request;

Tract boundary line (heavy solid line) and existing or proposed subdivision or property lines;

Zoning districts affecting the tract, including district names and requirements, with a comparison to the application;

The location of existing and proposed property lines (with bearings and distances), streets, structures (with the their numerical dimensions and an indication as to whether existing structures will be retained or removed), parking spaces, loading areas, driveways, watercourses, railroads, bridges, culverts, drainpipes, any natural features such as treed areas, both within the tract and within 100 feet of its boundary;

The location and width of all existing and proposed utility easements and rights-of-way, the use(s) for which they are intended to be limited, and the manner in which the easements will be controlled;

Proposed buffer and landscaped areas and the location and identification of existing vegetation with an indication as to whether it is to remain or be removed;

Delineation of streams, ponds, floodplains, marshes, wetlands and lands subject to flooding within the tract and within 100 feet of the tract;

Flood zone, flood elevation and proposed elevation of lowest floor level;

Contours as shown on the USGS topographic sheets and proposed grades;

The names of all adjacent property owners and adjacent block and lot numbers as they appear on the most recent tax list prepared by the Borough tax assessor;

Certificate from the Borough tax collector that all taxes and assessments are paid to date;

Concerning minor subdivisions only, existing and proposed monuments;

Concerning minor site plans only, lighting details, sign details, circulation and parking details and drainage calculations and proposed drainage improvements and details;

Proposals for soil erosion and sediment control as required by N.J.S.A. 4:24-39 et seq.;

No minor subdivision or minor site plan involving any street(s) additional right-of-way width as specified in the master plan or official map and the street requirements of this title shall be approved unless such additional right-of-way, either along one or both sides of such specified streets, as applicable, shall be granted to the Borough or other appropriate governmental agency;

Plans of proposed improvements and utility layouts including sewers, storm drains and waterlines, and feasible connections to gas, telephone and electrical utility systems. If private utilities are proposed, they shall comply fully with all Borough, county, state and federal regulations. If service will be provided by an existing utility company, in lieu of detailed plans, a letter from that company stating that service will be available before occupancy will be sufficient. Additionally, letters from the appropriate county and state agencies granting approval for the extension of utility service(s) under their respective jurisdiction shall be submitted with the application;

No minor subdivision or minor site plan involving any corner lot shall be approved unless a sight triangle easement shall be granted as specified in this title;

Deed descriptions including metes and bounds, easements, covenants, restrictions and roadway and sight triangle dedications shall be submitted for approval and required signatures prior to filing with the county recording officer.

The administrative officer, with the assistance of the board engineer and board attorney, shall review the application for the purpose of determining, within 45 days of its submission, whether such application is complete. Thereafter:

On the date the application is certified complete, on the forty-sixth-day following the submission of the application, in the event the Borough fails to make a determination of completeness, as the case may be, the applicable time period within which the board must act upon the application shall commence. In any case, the applicant is obliged to prove that he or she is entitled to approval of the application. The board may subsequently require correction of any information found to be in error, may require submission of additional information not specified in this title, and/or may require revisions in the application documents; as are reasonably necessary to make an informed decision as to whether the requirements for approval of the application have been met, provided that the application shall not be deemed incomplete for lack of any such additional information or revisions.

Promptly after certification of completeness, the application documents shall be distributed by the administrative officer to the following:

The land use review board shall take action on minor subdivision and minor site plan applications within 45 days after the application has been certified complete or within such further time as may be consented to by the applicant. Failure of the board to act within the prescribed time period shall constitute approval of the application.

Whenever any minor subdivision or minor site plan application which includes any requested variance relief is being considered by the board, such application shall be acted upon within 120 days after the application has been certified complete or within such further time as may be consented to by the applicant. Failure of the board to act within the prescribed time period shall constitute approval of the application.

Any designated subdivision committee or site plan committee, as the case may be, shall read any written report submitted concerning the application and shall review the submission to ascertain its classification and conformity with the requirements of this title. The subdivision committee or site plan committee, as the case may be, shall offer its recommendations to the board.

Any proposed application for development determined by the board to be creating, imposing, aggravating or leading to the possibility of an adverse effect upon either the property in question or upon any adjacent properties, may be required to be revised to remove any adverse effect(s) prior to further review or approval by the board, or, where the remaining portion of the original tract is sufficient to be subdivided or developed further, the applicant may be required to submit a sketch of the entire remaining portion of the tract to indicate a feasible plan whereby the applied-for subdivision or development, together with subsequent subdivision(s) or development(s), may be submitted that will not create, impose, aggravate or lead to any adverse effect.

All hearings held on applications for minor subdivision or site plan approval shall require public notice of the hearing. The board shall set the date, time and place for the public hearing and shall inform the applicant of this at least 14 days prior to the hearing date. Notice of the hearing shall be given by the applicant at least 10 days prior to the date or the hearing (see Section 16.76.040(D).

When a minor subdivision or minor site plan is approved by the board, a notation to that effect, including the date of approval, shall be made on a master copy. At least 10 prints of the plat or plan and any related deed descriptions to be filed with the county recording officer shall be signed by the board engineer and the chairperson or secretary of the board (or acting chairperson or secretary where either or both may be absent). No further approval of the application shall be required and the secretary of the board, within 10 days of the date of approval, shall notify the applicant of the board's action. Additionally, the secretary of the board shall forward the applicant a copy of the approval resolution, adopted in accordance with Section 16.76.040(F) of this title, within 10 days of its adoption by the board.

When a minor subdivision or minor site plan is disapproved by the board, the secretary of the board, within 10 days of such action, shall notify the applicant of such disapproval. Additionally, the secretary of the board shall forward the applicant a copy of the disapproval resolution, adopted in accordance with Section 16.76.040(F) of this title, within 10 days of its adoption by the board, setting forth the reasons for the disapproval.

Within 190 days from the date on which the resolution of approval of a minor subdivision is adopted by the board, a plat map drawn in compliance with the Map Filing Act, P.L. 190 c. 141 (C.46:29-9.9, et seq.) or deed description, properly drafted and signed by the chairperson or secretary of the board (or the acting chairperson or secretary where either or both may be absent), shall be filed by the subdivider with the county recording officer; provided that if an applicant elects to file a deed, such deed shall be accompanied with a photographically-reduced copy of the approved plat. Unless filed within the 190 days or an extension for filing is granted by the board, the approval shall expire and will require board approval as in the first instance.

The land use review board may extend the 190-day period for filing a minor subdivision or deed if the developer proves to the reasonable satisfaction of the board: (a) that the developer was barred or prevented, directly or indirectly, from filing because of delays in obtaining legally required approvals from other governmental or quasi-governmental entities; and (b) that the developer applied promptly for and diligently pursued the required approvals. The length of the extension shall be equal to the period of delay caused by the wait for the required approvals, as determined by the land use review board. The developer may apply for the extension either before or after what would otherwise be the expiration date.

The zoning requirements and general terms and conditions, whether conditional or otherwise, upon which a minor site plan or subdivision approval was granted, shall not be changed for a period of two years after the date of minor site plan approval or the date on which the resolution of minor subdivision approval is adopted by the board; provided that the approved minor subdivision shall have been duly recorded as provided in this section. The land use review board shall grant an extension of this period for a period determined by the board but not exceeding one year from what would otherwise be the expiration date, if the developer proves to the reasonable satisfaction of the board that the developer was barred or prevented, directly or indirectly, from proceeding with the development because of delays in obtaining legally-required approvals from other governmental entities and that the developer applied promptly for and diligently pursued the approvals. A developer shall apply for this extension before: (a) what would otherwise be the expiration date; or (b) the ninety-first-day after the date on which the developer receives the last of the legally-required approvals from the other governmental entities, whichever occurs later.

Before the secretary of the board returns any approved minor subdivision or minor site plan to the applicant, the applicant shall provide additional copies of the plat or plan as may be necessary in order to furnish copies to each of the following:

A key map showing the entire tract and its relation to the surrounding areas and relation to the nearest arterial or collector street, at a scale of one inch equals not more than 400 feet;

Title block in accordance with the rules governing title blocks for professional engineers (N.J.S.A. 45:8-36), including:

North arrow;

Certification that the applicant is the owner of the land or his or her properly authorized agent, or that the owner has given his or her consent under an option agreement;

Concerning corporations or partnerships, a list of names and addresses of all stockholders or individual partners owning at least 10% of its stock of any class as required by N.J.S.A. 40:55D-48.1 et seq.;

Approval signature lines:

Acreage to the nearest tenth of an acre and a computation of the area of the tract to be disturbed or subdivided;

The names and lot and block numbers of all property owners within 200 feet of the extreme limits of the tract as shown on the most recent tax list prepared by the Borough tax assessor;

Existing tax sheet number(s) and existing block and lot number(s) of the lot(s) to be subdivided or developed as they appear on the Borough tax map, and proposed block and lot numbers as provided by the Borough tax assessor upon written request;

Tract boundary line (heavy solid line) and any existing and proposed subdivision or property lines within the tract and number of lots;

Zoning districts affecting the tract, including district names and requirements, with a comparison to the application, and zoning districts within 200 feet of the tract;

The locations of manmade and natural features such as bridges, wetlands, treed areas, high points, marshes and depressions, both within the tract and within 100 feet of its boundaries;

The location and species of all existing individual trees or groups of trees having a caliper of six inches or more measured three feet above the ground level shall be shown within the portion(s) of the tract to be disturbed as a result of the proposed development, indicating which trees are to remain and which are to be removed;

A landscape plan showing the proposed location of all proposed plantings, screening and buffering, a legend listing the botanical and common names, the sizes at the time of planting, a planting schedule, method of irrigation, the total quantity of each plant, and the location of each plant keyed to the plan or plat;

Flood zone, flood elevation and proposed elevation of lowest floor level;

All existing and proposed watercourses within the tract and within 200 feet of the tract shall be shown and accompanied by the following information:

Existing and proposed contours with intervals of one foot where slopes are less than 5% with intervals of two feet where slopes are shown between 5% and 10%; and with intervals of five feet where slopes exceed 10%. All contour information shall be related to USGS datum. Existing contours shall be shown as a dashed line; finished grades shall shown as a solid line;

Proposals for soil erosion and sediment control as required by N.J.S.A. 4:24-39, et seq., and in accordance with the Ocean County soil conservation district;

Locations of all existing structures and their uses, both within the tract and within 100 feet of its boundary, showing existing and proposed front, rear and side yard setback distances and an indication of whether the existing structures and uses will be retained or removed;

Size, height and location of all proposed buildings (including grades), structures, signs and fences, including details for any signs, fences and trash enclosures;

All dimensions necessary to confirm conformity to this title such as the size of the tract and any proposed lot(s), the number of lots being created, structure setbacks, structure heights, yards and building and lot coverages. All tract and lot sizes shall be expressed in acres and square feet and shall include bearings and distances;

The proposed location, height, direction of illumination, power and type of proposed outdoor lighting, including details of lighting poles and luminaries, hours and time of lighting;

Existing and proposed street and lot layout with dimensions correct to scale, showing that portion proposed for development in relation to the entire tract, and existing lot lines to be eliminated;

The location and design of any off-street parking or loading area, showing size and location of bays, aisles and barriers, curbing and paving specifications;

All means of vehicular access and egress to and from the site onto public streets, showing the size and the location of driveways, sidewalks, fire lanes and curb cuts, including the possible utilization of traffic signals, channelization, acceleration and deceleration lanes, sight triangle easements, additional width and other proposed devices necessary to prevent a difficult traffic situation;

The application shall include plans and computations for any storm drainage system including the following as may be required by the Borough engineer:

The location and size of existing structures such as water and sewer mains, valves, hydrants, utility structures, gas transmission lines and high tension power lines on the tract and within 200 feet of its boundaries;

Plans of proposed improvements and utility layouts including sewers, storm drains and water lines, and feasible connections to gas, telephone and electrical utility systems, including plans, profiles and details of all existing and proposed sanitary sewage facilities and water mains with proposed connections. If private utilities are proposed, they shall comply fully with all Borough, county, state and federal regulations. If service will be provided by an existing utility company, in lieu of detailed plans, a letter from that company stating that service will be available before occupancy will be sufficient. Additionally, letters from the appropriate county and state agencies granting approval for the extension of utility service(s) under their respective jurisdiction shall be submitted with the application;

Plans, typical cross-sections and construction details, horizontal and vertical alignments of the centerline of all proposed streets and of all existing streets abutting the tract including street names. The vertical alignments shall be based on USGS vertical datum or a more specified datum supplied by the Borough engineer, including curbing, sidewalks, street trees and planting strips, storm drains and gutters, drainage structures and cross-sections every half and full station of all proposed streets and of all existing streets abutting the tract. Sight triangles, the radius of curblines and street sign locations shall be clearly indicated at the intersections. The width of cartway and right-of-way, location and width of utility lines, type and width of pavement and final design grades shall be included;

Any protective covenants or deed restrictions applying to the land being developed shall be submitted with the application and/or indicated on the submitted plat or plan;

The names, location and width of all existing and proposed easements and rights-of-way, the use(s) for which they are intended to be limited, the manner in which the easements will be controlled, and to whom they are granted;

The proposed permanent monuments shall be shown, in accordance with the Map Filing Law, N.J.S.A. 46:23-9.9;

Concerning site plans only, the proposed use and operations of the buildings, the proposed number of shifts to be worked, the maximum number of employees on each shift, and the hours of operation open to public use;

Certificate from the Borough tax collector that all taxes and assessments are paid to date;

Concerning major site plans only, detailed floor plans of the entire structure, existing and proposed, and signed and sealed, scaled architectural elevations by a licensed New Jersey architect of the front, side and rear of any structure to be erected or modified showing the exterior facade and materials to be used in construction and any attached signage;

The board reserves the right to require additional information before granting preliminary approval when unique circumstances affect the tract and/or when the application for development poses special problems for the tract and surrounding area. Such information shall include, but not be limited to, drainage calculations and traffic analyses; provided, however, that no application shall be declared incomplete for the lack of such additional information.

The administrative officer, with the assistance of the board engineer and board attorney, shall review the major subdivision or major site plan application for the purpose of determining, within 45 days of its submission, whether such application is complete. Thereafter:

On the date the application is certified complete, or on the forty-sixth-day following the submission of the application, in the event the administrative officer fails to make a determination of completeness, as the case may be, the applicable time period within which the board must act upon the application shall commence. In any case, the applicant is obliged to prove that he or she is entitled to approval of the application. The board may subsequently require correction of any information found to be in error, may require submission of additional information not specified in this title, and/or may require revisions in the application documents; as are reasonably necessary to make an informed decision as to whether the requirements for approval of the application have been met, provided that the application shall not be deemed incomplete for lack of any such additional information or revisions.

Promptly after certification of completeness, the application documents shall be distributed by the administrative officer to the following:

The land use review board shall take action on a preliminary major site plan application involving 10 acres of land or less and 10 dwelling units or less and/or a preliminary major subdivision application involving 10 lots or less within 45 days after the application has been certified complete or within such further time as may be consented to by the applicant. Failure of the board to act within the prescribed time period shall constitute approval of the application; provided that any preliminary major site plan or preliminary major subdivision application which includes any requested variance relief shall be acted upon within 120 days or within such further time as may be consented to by the applicant.

The land use review board shall take action on a preliminary major site plan application involving more than 10 acres of land or more than 10 dwellings and/or a preliminary major subdivision application involving more than 10 lots within 95 days after the application has been certified complete or within such further time as may be consented to by the applicant. Failure of the board to act within the prescribed time period shall constitute approval of the application; provided that any preliminary major site plan or preliminary major subdivision application which includes any requested variance relief shall be acted upon within 120 days or within such further time as may be consented to by the applicant;

Any designated subdivision committee or site plan committee, as the case may be, shall read any written reports submitted concerning the application and shall review the submission to ascertain its conformity with the requirements of this title. The subdivision committee or site plan committee, as the case may be, shall offer its recommendations to the board.

Any proposed application for development determined by the board to be creating, imposing, aggravating or leading to the possibility of an adverse effect upon either the property in question or upon any adjacent properties, may be required to be revised to mitigate any adverse effect(s) prior to further review or approval by the board, or, where the remaining portion of the original tract is sufficient to be subdivided or further developed, the applicant may be required to submit a sketch of the entire portion of the tract to indicate a feasible plan whereby the applied-for subdivision or development, together with subsequent subdivision(s) or development(s), may be submitted that will not create, impose, aggravate or lead to any such adverse effect.

In the case of planned developments only, the board shall find the following facts and conclusions prior to granting approval:

All hearings held on applications for preliminary major subdivision approval and/or preliminary major site plan approval shall require public notice of the hearing. The board shall set the date, time and place for the public hearing and shall inform the applicant of this at least 14 days prior to the hearing date. Notice of the hearing shall be given by the applicant at least 10 days prior to the date of the hearing (see Section 16.76.040(D)). Alternate design submissions will not be accepted; only one plat design will be accepted for public hearing.

For any application that is heard by the land use review board and is continued for additional studies, reports, plans or revisions to previously submitted material, the new or revised material must be submitted to the Borough at least 21 days prior to the hearing at which the new material is to be considered by the board.

If the board acts favorably on the preliminary plat or plan, the board engineer and the chairperson and secretary of the board (or the acting chairperson or secretary, where either or both may be absent) shall affix their signatures to at least 10 copies of the plat or plan with the notification that it has been approved. The applicant shall furnish such copies to the board.

Should minor revisions or additions to the plat or plan be deemed necessary, the board may grant preliminary approval subject to specified conditions and receipt of revised plans within 30 days from the date of such approval. Revised plans will then be reviewed by the board engineer and planner to verify conformity with the resolution of approval within 30 days after receipt of the revised submission. Five copies of the revised, verified plan should then be signed by the board engineer. Two copies will be sent to the Borough and one copy will be returned to the applicant. After the final development plans have been approved by the board engineer, seven complete sets should be submitted to the Borough. The plans will be stamped approved and distributed to the Borough engineer, the Borough clerk, the Borough zoning officer and Ocean County planning board with one set returned to the applicant.

Any substantial plan revision required by an outside reviewing agency, including the county planning board, after final action by the land use review board, will require a new substantive review. Whenever a development application which has been the subject of a public hearing has been substantially amended, the board shall require that an amended plat or plan be submitted and acted upon as in the case of the original application.

If the board, after consideration and discussion of the preliminary plat or plan, determines that it is unacceptable, a notation shall be made by the chairperson of the board to that effect on the plat or plan and a resolution adopted in accordance with Section 16.76.040(F) of this title setting forth the reasons for such rejection. One copy of the plat or plan and such resolution shall be returned to the applicant within 10 days of the adoption of such resolution.

Preliminary approval shall confer upon the applicant the following rights for a three-year period from the date on which the resolution of preliminary approval is adopted:

In the case of a subdivision or of a site plan for an area 50 acres or more, the land use review board may grant the rights referred to in Subsection (D)(1) of this section for such period of time, longer than three years, as shall be determined by the board to be reasonable, taking into consideration:

Whenever the land use review board grants an extension of preliminary approval pursuant to Subsection (D)(1)(c) or (D)(2) of this section and preliminary approval has expired before the date on which the extension is granted, the extension shall begin on what would otherwise be the expiration date. The developer may apply for the extension either before or after what would otherwise be the expiration date.

The land use review board shall grant an extension of preliminary approval for a period determined by the board but not exceeding one year from what would otherwise be the expiration date, if the developer proves to the reasonable satisfaction of the board that the developer was barred or prevented, directly or indirectly, from proceeding with the development because of delays in obtaining legally required approvals from other governmental entities and that the developer applied promptly for and diligently pursued the approvals. A developer shall apply for this extension before: (a) what would otherwise be the expiration date; or (b) the 91st day after the date on which the developer receives the last of the legally required approval from the other governmental entities, whichever occurs later. An extension granted pursuant to this Subsection shall not preclude the land use review board from granting an extension pursuant to Subsection (D)(1)(c) or (D)(2) of this section.

All details stipulated in Subsection B of this section;

All additional details required at the time of preliminary approval shall be submitted, including a copy of the signed preliminary plat or plan in conformance with the resolution of approval;

A sequence and time schedule for construction of all improvements;

A section or staging plan, if proposed, indicating the portion of the tract to be considered for final approval as part of the current application and the relationship of the portion of the tract to the remaining land area, including all applicable comparisons such as parking spaces, building coverage, lot coverage, open space areas and number of lots;

Detailed architectural and engineering data including:

Evidence that a duplicate copy(ies) of the application for development has been filed with any other agency having jurisdiction over any aspect of the proposed developments;

The final submission shall be accompanied by the following documents:

The administrative officer, with the assistance of the board engineer and board attorney, shall review the application for the purpose of determining, within 45 days of its submission, whether such application is complete. Thereafter:

On the date the application is certified complete, or on the 46th day following the submission of the application, in the event the administrative officer fails to make a determination of completeness, as the case may be, the applicable time period within which the board must act upon the application shall commence. In any case, the applicant is obliged to prove that he or she is entitled to approval of the application. The board may subsequently require correction of any information found to be in error, may require submission of additional information not specified in this title, and/or may require revisions in the application documents; as are reasonably necessary to make an informed decision as to whether the requirements for approval of the application have been met, provided that the application shall not be deemed incomplete for lack of any such additional information or revisions.

Promptly after certification of completeness, the application documents shall be distributed by the administrative officer to the following:

The board shall take action of final site plan and final subdivision applications within 45 days after the application has been certified complete or within such further time as may be consented to by the applicant. Failure of the board to act within the prescribed time period shall constitute approval of the application.

Any designated subdivision committee or site plan committee, as the case may be, shall read any written reports submitted concerning the application and shall review the submission to ascertain its conformity with the requirements of this title. The subdivision committee or site plan committee, as the case may be, shall offer its recommendations to the board.

If the board acts favorably on the final plat or plan, the board engineer and the chairperson and secretary of the board (or the acting chairperson or secretary, where either or both may be absent) shall affix their signatures to at least 10 paper copies of the plat or plan with the notification that it has been approved. The applicant shall furnish such copies to the board for signing. Moreover, in the case of final subdivisions only, the applicant shall include for signing one cloth copy and one mylar copy of the approved plat in addition to the 12 paper copies.

For any application that is heard by the board and is continued for additional studies, reports, plans or revisions to previously submitted material, the new or revised material must be submitted to the Borough at least 21 days prior to the hearing at which the new material is to be considered by the board.

If plan revisions are required after a board hearing and decision, plans will then be reviewed by the board engineer and planner to verify conformity with the resolution of approval within 30 days after receipt of the revised submission. Five copies of the revised, verified plan should then be signed by the board engineer. Two copies will be sent to the Borough and one copy will be returned to the applicant. After the final development plans have been approved by the board engineer, 12 complete sets should be submitted to the Borough. The plans will be stamped approved and distributed in accordance with Subsection (C)(10) of this section.

Any substantial plan revision required by an outside reviewing agency, including the county planning board, after final action by the land use review board will require a new substantive review.

Whenever a development application which has been the subject of a public hearing has been substantially amended for the layout of improvements or impact on adjoining properties, it shall be proceeded upon as a new application.

After approval of the final plat or plan by the board, the secretary of the board shall retain four paper copies of the signed plat or plan and shall furnish other copies to each of the following within 10 days from the date of the adoption of a resolution in accordance with Section 16.76.040(F) of this title:

Within 95 days of the date of approval by the board of a final subdivision plat, the subdivider shall file a copy of the approved final subdivision plat with the Ocean County clerk. In the event of failure to file within such 95 days, the approval of the major subdivision shall expire and any further proceedings shall require the filing of a new application as in the first instance. The board, for good cause shown, may extend the filing for an additional 95 days.

If the board, after consideration and discussion of the final plat or plan, disapproves the submission, a notation to that effect shall be made by the chairperson of the board on the plat or plan. The secretary of the board, within 10 days of such adoption, shall notify the applicant of such disapproval and forward the applicant a copy of the adopted resolution setting forth the reasons for the disapproval.

Final approval of a subdivision or site plan shall confer upon the applicant the following rights for a period of two years from the date on which the resolution of final approval is adopted:

In the case of a subdivision or site plan for a planned development or residential cluster of 50 acres or more or in the case of a conventional subdivision or site plan of 150 acres or more, the board may grant the rights referred to in Subsection (D)(1) of this section for such period of time, longer than two years, as shall be determined by the board to be reasonable taking into consideration:

Whenever the land use review board grants an extension of final approval pursuant to Subsection (D)(1)(b) or (D)(2) of this section and final approval has expired before the date on which the extension is granted, the extension shall begin on what would otherwise be the expiration date. The developer may apply for the extension either before or after what would otherwise be the expiration date.

The land use review board shall grant an extension of final approval for a period determined by the board, but not exceeding one year from what would otherwise be the expiration date, if the developer proves to the reasonable satisfaction of the board that the developer was barred or prevented, directly or indirectly, from proceeding with the development because of delays in obtaining legally required approvals from other governmental entities and that the developer applied promptly for and diligently pursued the approvals. A developer shall apply for this extension before: (a) What would otherwise be the expiration date; or (b) The 91st day after the date on which the developer receives the last of the legally required approval from the other governmental entities, whichever occurs later. An extension granted pursuant to this subsection shall not preclude the land use review board from granting an extension pursuant to Subsection (D)(1)(b) or (D)(2) of this section.