§ 105-183. Application procedure; fees.

A. 

An application for approval by the Planning Board of contemplated general building plans and site plan, or of contemplated alteration of existing general building plans or site plan, or both, must be in writing, by the owner of the plot or lot, and must be accompanied by the said general building plans and site plan, or by plans showing contemplated alterations of existing general building plans or site plan, or both, prepared by a registered architect or licensed professional engineer in sufficient detail to establish all matters pertinent to and covered by this Article.

B. 

The said application and related general building plans and/or site plan shall be in triplicate, addressed to the Planning Board and filed in the office of the Village Clerk.

C. 

With and upon the filing of an application relating to contemplated new construction on a previously undeveloped plot or lot, there shall be paid to the Village a minimum filing fee of $200 covering the first three acres, plus $25 per acre for each additional acre or fraction thereof. The site plan shall show the total acreage to the nearest third figure.

D. 

With and upon the filing of an application relating to any contemplated alteration of either existing general building plans or existing site plan or both, there shall be paid to the Village a filing fee based in amount on the estimated cost of the contemplated alterations at the same rates as are defined in the applicable portion of the Building Code, as building permit fee.

Editor's Note: See Ch. 42, Building and Plumbing Administration.

E. 

The filing fees defined in Subsections C and D hereinabove are related solely to the consideration of applications, of whatever nature, by the Planning Board and have no effect whatsoever on such building permit fee as must later accompany the application for the building permit.

F. 

No additional filing fee shall be involved if and when amended plans are filed under § 105-172 hereinabove, unless and to the extent that the amended site plan may represent an increase in area.