§ 113-110. Application requirements.

Application materials specified in this section shall be required for the following applications: amendments to the official zoning map, alterations or extensions of conditional zoning, conditional use permits, and variances or appeals to the board of zoning appeals.

(1)

An application form furnished by the zoning administrator;

(2)

A legal description of the property to be considered in the application. The legal description shall be by metes and bounds unless an alternative legal description is accepted by the zoning administrator. A plat of survey of the property by a state-registered land surveyor shall be submitted with the application;

(3)

A letter of intent which describes general characteristics of the proposed development such as type and timeframe of development, background information in support of such application, and any other information deemed pertinent by the applicant. For variance applications, the letter of intent shall address the criteria specified in section 113-50. For zoning map amendment applications, the letter of intent shall address the standards specified in section 113-112. For conditional use permit applications, the letter of intent shall address the standards specified in section 113-113;

(4)

A site plan with all information specified in section 113-111. Unless otherwise noted in the approval, the site plan submitted in support of an approved application shall be considered a part of the approval and must be followed;

(5)

A fee for said application as established in section 12-113;

(6)

Applications which require action by the mayor and council shall also require disclosure of any conflicts of interest as specified in O.C.G.A. § 36-67A-1 et seq.

Applicants shall submit 21 copies of any required site plans, development plans, letters of intent, and any other application requirements specified by this section to the zoning administrator for distribution to the applicable bodies and/or review agencies. The zoning administrator may require more or less copies depending on the nature and extent of required review.

(Ord. of 2-18-2003, § 1505; Ord. of 5-17-2005(01), § 14)