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Phase 7
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This phase includes receiving and responding to the various municipality agencies comments on the Final Map and Site Improvement Plans. Upon issuance of all of the Site Improvement Permits, the Property Owner can begin the construction of the project’s infrastructure.
You will now need to pay all the required development fees.
These fees can be substantial. When the construction is complete and all of the fees are paid, the Planning Department will release the Final Map for final signatures, approval and recordation with the local County.
This phase includes receiving and responding to the various municipality agencies comments on the Final Map and Site Improvement Plans. Upon issuance of all of the Site Improvement Permits, the Property Owner can begin the construction of the project’s infrastructure.
You will now need to pay all the required development fees.
These fees can be substantial. When the construction is complete and all of the fees are paid, the Planning Department will release the Final Map for final signatures, approval and recordation with the local County.
This phase includes receiving and responding to the various municipality agencies comments on the Final Map and Site Improvement Plans. Upon issuance of all of the Site Improvement Permits, the Property Owner can begin the construction of the project’s infrastructure.
You will now need to pay all the required development fees.
These fees can be substantial. When the construction is complete and all of the fees are paid, the Planning Department will release the Final Map for final signatures, approval and recordation with the local County.
Upon submittal, the Final Map is reviewed by your Municipality’s Land Surveying Department. The Site Improvement Plans are reviewed by several municipality departments and utility agencies, such as the Planning, Building, Fire and etc. Upon completion of each agency’s review, it is typical that each agency will have a series of comments that will need to be addressed before final approvals are granted.
The Site Improvement Plans are reviewed by several municipality departments and utility agencies, such as the Planning, Building, Fire and etc. departments. Upon completion of each agency’s review, it is typical that each agency will have a series of comments that will need to be addressed before final approvals are granted.
Upon submittal, the Final Map is reviewed by your Municipality’s Land Surveying Department. The Site Improvement Plans are reviewed by several municipality departments and utility agencies, such as the Planning, Building, Fire and etc. Upon completion of each agency’s review, it is typical that each agency will have a series of comments that will need to be addressed before final approvals are granted.
The Site Improvement Plans are reviewed by several municipality departments and utility agencies, such as the Planning, Building, Fire and etc. departments. Upon completion of each agency’s review, it is typical that each agency will have a series of comments that will need to be addressed before final approvals are granted.
Upon submittal, the Final Map is reviewed by your Municipality’s Land Surveying Department. The Site Improvement Plans are reviewed by several municipality departments and utility agencies, such as the Planning, Building, Fire and etc. Upon completion of each agency’s review, it is typical that each agency will have a series of comments that will need to be addressed before final approvals are granted.
The Site Improvement Plans are reviewed by several municipality departments and utility agencies, such as the Planning, Building, Fire and etc. departments. Upon completion of each agency’s review, it is typical that each agency will have a series of comments that will need to be addressed before final approvals are granted.
The local municipality typically has technical comments regarding the various design documents submitted as part of the approval process. You’re required to modify the drawings accordingly and resubmit them to the municipality for review and approval.
The local municipality typically has technical comments regarding the various design documents submitted as part of the approval process. You’re required to modify the drawings accordingly and resubmit them to the municipality for review and approval.
The local municipality typically has technical comments regarding the various design documents submitted as part of the approval process. You’re required to modify the drawings accordingly and resubmit them to the municipality for review and approval.
Revised plans are accepted. All drawings have been submitted and approved. All technical documents are complete.
Revised plans are accepted. All drawings have been submitted and approved. All technical documents are complete.
Revised plans are accepted. All drawings have been submitted and approved. All technical documents are complete.
With the completion of the Final Map and Site Improvement Plans Approval, the contract for Phase 7 is complete.
With the completion of the Final Map and Site Improvement Plans Approval, the contract for Phase 7 is complete.
With the completion of the Final Map and Site Improvement Plans Approval, the contract for Phase 7 is complete.
An additional contract will be required for Phase 8
Comments and revisions may cause delays and/or additional costs
Phase 7 Steps
- Phase 7 Final Map and Site Improvement Plans Approval
This phase includes receiving and responding to the various municipality agencies comments on the Final Map and Site Improvement Plans. Upon issuance of all of the Site Improvement Permits, the Property Owner can begin the construction of the project’s infrastructure.
You will now need to pay all the required development fees. These fees can be substantial. When the construction is complete and all of the fees are paid, the Planning Department will release the Final Map for final signatures, approval and recordation with the local County.
- Municipality Comments by Planning, Building, Fire, Etc.
Upon submittal, the Final Map is reviewed by your Municipality’s Land Surveying Department. The Site Improvement Plans are reviewed by several municipality departments and utility agencies, such as the Planning, Building, Fire and etc. Upon completion of each agency’s review, it is typical that each agency will have a series of comments that will need to be addressed before final approvals are granted.
The Site Improvement Plans are reviewed by several municipality departments and utility agencies, such as the Planning, Building, Fire and etc. departments. Upon completion of each agency’s review, it is typical that each agency will have a series of comments that will need to be addressed before final approvals are granted.
- Revise Plans per Comments
The local municipality typically has technical comments regarding the various design documents submitted as part of the approval process. You’re required to modify the drawings accordingly and resubmit them to the municipality for review and approval.
- Technical Drawings are Complete
Revised plans are accepted. All drawings have been submitted and approved. All technical documents are complete.
- End of Contract
With the completion of the Final Map and Site Improvement Plans Approval, the contract for Phase 7 is complete.
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