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A. Applications for subsequent permits and approvals shall be approved only when substantially in conformance with the approved final plan.

B. The city planner shall determine within forty-five days after receipt whether any application subsequent to approval of the final plan is substantially in conformance therewith.

C. The subsequent application shall be considered substantially in conformance with the approved final plan when the proposal:

1. Is within the scope and intent of the final plan;

2. Is of a similar size and scale and does not present appreciably different environmental effects from those identified during the final plan review process;

3. Does not reduce overall acreage identified as dedicated public areas, open space or buffering areas;

4. Does not materially change the balance of uses; and

5. Does not exceed the limitations of any development standards approved pursuant to CEMC 17.45.060.

D. Notice of the city planner’s determination as to whether a subsequent application is substantially in conformance with the approved final plan shall be mailed to the applicant and published, and such determination shall be final unless appeal is taken to the city council within fifteen days after the date of publication.

E. Applications for subsequent subdivisions or permits for construction shall include the proposed covenants, conditions and restrictions, and any other matter required as a condition of the final plan.

F. A determination of consistency with the final plan shall not exempt the subsequent application from the necessity of obtaining any other required local, state or federal permits or compliance with any other applicable requirements.

(Ord. 1180 § 3, 2002)