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Attachment A 80 2.Applications: The owner of property on which a Minor Plat is proposed shall file an 81 application for approval of the plat by paying the fee set forth in Chapter 314 of this Code 82 and submitting a completed application form and supporting documents as set forth on the 83 application form. Required supporting documentation may include, but is not limited to, a 84 boundary survey, topographic survey, grading plan, storm water management plan, and tree 85 preservation plan. Complete applications shall be reviewed in a public hearing before, and 86 acted upon by, the City Council according to the process set forth in Chapter 108 of this 87 Code. Notwithstanding other restrictions, an application for Minor Plat approval shall not 88 be accepted if it represents the further subdivision or consolidation of a lot which, itself, is 89 the result of any subdivision or consolidation approved within five years preceding said 90 application. 91 3.Validation and Expiration: Adhering to Ramsey County’s Manual of Guidelines for 92 Subdivision Plats, a Minor Plat approval shall be validated by the owner through the filing 93 of the approved plat at the office of the Ramsey County Recorder within one year of the 94 date of the approval. Notwithstanding this time limitation, the City Council may approve 95 extensions of the time allowed for validation of the Minor Plat approval if requested in 96 writing; extension requests shall be submitted to the Community Development Department 97 and shall identify the reason(s) why the extension is necessary along with an anticipated 98 timeline for validation of the Minor Plat approval. A Minor Plat approval shall 99 automatically expire if the approval is not validated as described herein. 100 D.Major Plat 101 1.Purpose: The Major Plat process shall apply when any of the following criteria are present: 102 a. The proposal subdivides or consolidates existing lots of record resulting in four or 103 more lots. 104 b. The subject property is not adequately served by public utilities or right-of-way, and 105 further utility or street right-of-way is necessary. 106 c. The anticipated development on the lot or lots resulting from the proposed subdivision 107 or consolidation would require an amendment to the Comprehensive Plan land use 108 designation applicable to the subject property. 109 d. The existing or anticipated development on the lot or lots resulting from the proposed 110 subdivision or consolidation would require an amendment to the zoning designation 111 applicable to the subject property. 112 e. The proposed subdivision qualifies for park dedication under the requirements 113 established in Section 1103.06 of this Title. 114 2. Developer Open House Meeting 115 a. Purpose: Prior to submitting an application for a preliminary plat of 4 or more 116 lots/parcels, an applicant/owner shall hold an open house meeting with property 117 owners and renters in the vicinity of the potential development location in order to 118 provide a convenient forum for engaging community members in the development 119 process, to describe the proposal in detail, and to answer questions and solicit 120 feedback. (Inserted language shown in underline, deleted language shown in strikethrough)