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City Planning Commission for a period not to exceed six months,
or until such time as the final plat has boon approved far the
entire area of land covered oy the proposed plat, providing the
latter is less than the six months extension period.
CHAPTER B. DESIGN PRINCIPLES, STANDARDS, AND REQUIREMENTS FOR
THE LAYOUT OF SUBDIVISIONS
Section 8.00 The design and layout of the subdivision, plat or dedication
shall conform to the Comprehensive Plan and official maps, or shall
be in harmony with any studies tharoof made by the City Planning
Commission.
Section 8.01 Land which is unsuitable for subdivision due to features likely
to be harmful to the safety and general health of the future resi-
dents, such as lands adversely affected by flooding, bad drainage,
steep slope, unstable soils and rock formations, and which the
City Planning Commission considers inappropriate for subdivision,
shall not be subdivided unless adequate methods approved by the
City Engineer and Health Officer are provided as safeguards against
these conditions.
Section 8.02 Where residential subdivisions are to be developed adjacent to
the business, commercial or industrial land use districts, buffer
strips or other protective treatment shall be provided.
Section 8.03 Due consideration shall be given by the subdivider to the allo-
cation of suitably located and adequately sized area for play-
grounds, parks and public service areas for local or neighborhood
use.
a). Where a school, park at recreation area or public access to
water frontage, shown on an official map on in a plan adopted
by the City Planning Commission is located in whole or in part