Development review is required for all types of development requiring a building permit to ensure that the development conforms to the applicable municipal code criteria and/or conditions of approval for an approved land use permit. Development review is a nondiscretionary or "ministerial" review conducted by the city manager without a public hearing. The development review permit is intended to distinguish between the review of an application by the city of Toledo for conformance with the applicable municipal code, fire codes, and other state and federal requirements and the review of the proposed structure under the Uniform Building Code and related codes. The development review permit is a Type I permit.

(Ord. 1286 § 1 (part), 2001)

A.

The proposed land use is permitted by the underlying zone.

B.

The land use, building/yard setback, lot area, lot dimension, lot coverage, building height, access requirements, drainage requirements, wetland requirements and other applicable standards have been met.

C.

All applicable fire code standards are met.

D.

The necessary building permit information required by Lincoln County or the city of Toledo has been submitted.

E.

Any necessary variances or other land use permits have been obtained and the application meets any required conditions of approval for those permits.

F.

The approval shall lapse, and a new application shall be required, if a building permit has not been issued within twelve (12) months of development review approval, or if development of the site is in violation of the approved plan or other applicable codes.

(Ord. 1286 § 1 (part), 2001)