Development Guide

• Single-Family Residential – Preliminary Plat, Final Plat, Rezone (if not zoned Residential), General Plan Amendment (if not designated for residential land use)
• Multi-Family Residential – Preliminary Plat, Final Plat, Site Plan, Conditional Use Permit, Rezone (if not zoned Residential), General Plan Amendment (if not designated for residential land use)
• Church – Site Plan, Conditional Use Permit, Preliminary & Final Plat (if subdividing)
• Retail/Office, Industrial, Storage – Site Plan, Conditional Use Permit (depending upon the zone), Preliminary & Final Plat (if subdividing), Rezone (if not zoned appropriately), General Plan Amendment (if not designated appropriately)
• Development larger than 140 acres – Concept Plan, Master Development Plan (then follow the appropriate course of applications)

All residential developments above 0.8 dwelling units per acre require improved open space or a fee-in-lieu. See the Parks & Open Space Worksheet and the Residential Bonus Density Table for more details.

Yes, you are required to either install all of the public infrastructure according to approved plans or post a subdivision bond with the City Recorder’s Office

Any subdivision plat approved prior to October 5, 2010 is still valid. All plats approved since that date are only valid for a certain amount of time.

• Preliminary Plats = 2 years (unless a final plat is approved within that time);
• Final Plats = 1 year (unless recorded within that time).