Appendix C
Appendix C includes flow charts that illustrate the process that is followed in reviewing various types of development related applications. The charts are arranged in the following order:
CHART A A series of questions with answer blanks to help determine, for a proposed new use, what type of permit or certificate approval will be required.
CHART B A Timeline showing the approximate time frame needed to process Type I, II, or III permits or certificates. These processes are applicable to Zoning Certificates, Sign Permits, Housing Certificates, Conditional Use Permits, Land Subdivision Permits, Site Planning Permits, and General Development Plans.
CHART C Copies of Applications
CHART D A Checklist of ordinance provisions to review to insure that all relevant issues have been addressed prior to submitting an application.
CHART E Zoning Certificate Worksheet
Chart A: Guide to Determining Procedures For a New Use
To use this guide, answer each of the questions "yes" or "no". The next step is located directly below the appropriate "yes" or "no".
Proposed Development: Establish a New Land use (in a new building, an existing building, or on a parcel where no structure is involved) Proposed use:
First Question:
What is the property zoned?
Second Question: Is the proposed use permitted in the district?
- Yes:
- No: Next Step: Identify class of development:
permitted:
conditional:
incentive: Identify the need for a Zone Change OR an Application for a Restricted Use, or Special District.
- Yes: if yes, proposal is a permitted or conditional use
- No: if development exceeds standards, it will be an Incentive Development Does the proposed development fall into any of the following categories?
| Category | Yes | No |
| Adaptive Reuse | Yes | No |
| Mixed Uses | Yes | No |
| Transitional Use | Yes | No |
| Commercial Recreational Areas | Yes | No |
Did you check "Yes" for any of the above categories?
YES: Submit application for a restricted development, process as a type III procedure. See conditional use permit for submittal requirements.
NO: A zone change is necessary. (see paragraph 60.330 of the Land Development Manual)
Fourth Question: Is it a conditional use (identified as a Type II, III, or VAR in the table)?
NO: Submit Zoning Certificate Application Is a variance needed? NO: Type I procedure
YES: File a Variance application
YES: Submit Conditional Use Permit Application
Is a variance needed?
NO: Proceed with a conditional use application
YES: Combine a conditional use and a variance as a site planning permit Except for the Density Factor and/or Floor Area Ratio, does the proposal meet all other requirements?
YES: Process the incentive development through the type III procedure NO: Process as a site planning permit (combines incentive development with design modification)
CHART B: SUMMARY OF TYPE I, II, III PROCEDURES
CHART C: Refer to Development Applications by Type/Phase on previous menu
CHART D: CHECKLIST OF PROVISION
CHART E: Zoning Certificate Worksheet
This worksheet is intended to help identify applicable regulations for any proposed
use or development.
Chart F: Annexations
CHART G: Land Use Plan Amendment Process

