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(2) The final plat of a subdivision for v.rhich subdivision construction plans have been reviev/ed and approved under this article must include: V.\.) a note that the property is subject to construction plans approved under this article; (B) a note or table indicating the allocation of the allowed impervious cover for the subdivision among the lots in thc subdivision, if the subdivision has more than onc lot; (C) conservation easements dedicated to the public, for all areas of critical \vater quality zones and sensitive feature protection zones on the property that are not viithin dedicated right of way, utility easemcnts or parkland; and (D) a note that developmcnt activities in conservation easements are restricted and are subject to approval by the city. (1) Term of approval. (1) The approval of a development plat will expire six months after the date of initial issuance, unless prior to the expiration date, substantial construction related to the approved plat has commenced. F or purposes of this subsection, substantial construction means that ten percent or more of the total construction value associated with the development plat has been completed. If a \vritten request for an extension is filed under the provisions of this subsection, the approved plan will continue in effect for a period of no more than 30 days, until the planning director makes a determination on thc request for an extension. (2) An extcnsion will not be granted if the development regulated activity undertaken deviates significantly from the approved development plat. (3) A holder may request one extension of the time for commencement of substantial construction. The request must be in writing, must be received prior to the expiration of the plat approval or a previously approved extension, and must be accompanied by the fee set by the city council. The planning director may approve an extension if the director finds that substantial justification for it exists. The approval extension will expire six months after the original expiration date of the plat approval. ( 1) Thc approval of a development plat will expire and no extension will be granted if the construction has not been completed ',vi thin 2 years from the initial approval of the plat. (5) /~ftcr any expiration of approval of a development plat, a new development plat application must be submitted to the planning director for revic'.v and approval prior to the commencing of any further regulated activities. (6) /\ny requests for approval extensions rcceived by tho planning director after the expiration date will not be accepted. C:\TEMP\Edwards Regulations revision final.doc 29