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An applicant shall submit a complete short subdivision application to the community development department. A complete application for the purposes of this chapter shall consist of the following:

A. Short subdivision application, supporting materials and fees;

B. Environmental checklist, unless exempt under WAC 197-11-800, LMC 14.24.055 or 14.24.060;

C. A vicinity sketch clearly identifying the location of the property being short subdivided, the sketch having a scale of not less than three inches to the mile;

D. Copies of restrictions, if any, presently encumbering the land;

E. Copies of restrictions, if any, proposed to be imposed upon the use of the land. Such restrictions, if required by the city, must be recorded either prior to or simultaneously with the moment the short plat becomes effective;

F. In any short subdivision where lots are served or to be served by a private street, the subdivider shall furnish copies of such further covenants or documents that will result in:

1. Each lot owner having access thereto having responsibility for maintenance of any private street contained within the short subdivision, and

2. Such covenants or documents shall obligate any seller to give actual notice to any prospective purchaser of the method of maintenance of the private road, which notice shall be caused to be included in any deeds or contracts relating to such sale, and such covenants or documents shall be recorded either prior to or simultaneously with the short subdivision;

G. Be accompanied by a plat certificate no more than thirty days old from a title company showing interest of the persons signing the declaration of short subdivision and showing restrictions encumbering the land;

H. Each application for short plat including wetlands or wetland buffers as defined in Chapter 14.28 LMC shall include all informational requirements of said chapter. (Ord. 1520 §38, 2017; Ord. 1235 §1, 7, 2005).