Res 2014-135/Interlocal with Caldwell County for Subdivision Regulations

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F) If a Preliminary Plat application is accepted and technical submittals are approved by the County Engineer and N public notice has been made as required above, a hearing for consideration of the Preliminary Plat will be set on the Commissioners Court agenda at least 10 days prior to the scheduled meeting date. G) The County will approve or disapprove a Preliminary Plat application and notify the Owner of the result within sixty (60) days after receiving an application determined by the County to be complete. The Commissioners Court may unilaterally extend the sixty (60) day period for final action if agreed to in writing by the Owner and approved by the Court. If the application is disapproved, the County will provide a written list of the reasons for disapproval. 3.4.1 INFORMATION PROVIDED WITH THE PRELIMINARY PLAT A) Preliminary Plats for tracts of less than 100 acres shall be drawn at a scale of 1"--1 00'. Preliminary Plats for tracts greater than 100 acres may be drawn at a scale of 1" =200' with approval from the County Engineer. For Preliminary Plats the minimum acceptable sheet size is 18" x 24 "; the maximum acceptable size is 24" x 36 ". Preliminary Plat submittals shall contain the following information: 1) The date of submittal or the date of last revision, scale and north arrow, and a location map oriented with north to the top of the drawing. 2) The name, address, and phone number of the Owner, the primary contact person, the Engineer, and the Surveyor; in place of the seal and signature of the Engineer and / or Surveyor the Preliminary Plat shall include the following note: "Preliminary. This document shall not be recorded for any purposes." 3) A unique subdivision name. The official name of the subdivision shall not begin with the words "A ", "An ", 'The ", or "Replat of ". 4) The location of existing property boundary lines. 5) The width and location of platted streets and/or alleys within or adjacent to the property. 6) The location of City Limits and Extra - Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) boundaries for incorporated areas. 7) The location of existing utilities within the subdivision boundary. 8) The total acreage, number of lots, size of individual lots, and sequential and logical identification of lots by lot and block number. 9) Identification of proposed land uses other than single family residential. 10) The names, locations, width, and dimensions (to nearest foot) of proposed streets, roads, lots, alleys, drainage easements, public utility easements, parks, and other lots provided for public use. 11) Adjacent property boundaries and owner's names, including deed references to unsubdivided tracts as available from current tax records, and lot, block, and recording information for adjacent recorded subdivisions. 12) Indication of the proposed public or private nature of the streets shall be indicated. If private streets are proposed, the streets must be labeled "Private Street, Drainage and Public Utility Easement" and must be described and platted by lot and block. M