ARTICLE III. - SUBDIVISION ADMINISTRATIVE FEES
Part of the Code of Ordinances of Burnet, TX.
The text
Sec. 98-30. - Schedule of fees and re-submission requirements.#
(a)
Administrative fees and charges for the submission of applications for the approval of any type of subdivision plat and for engineering review and inspection shall be as provided in the city's current fee schedule, attached as appendix A, as may be amended from time to time. It is the applicant's responsibility to obtain and comply with the city's current fee schedule and submission requirements.
(b)
Such fees and charges shall be imposed and collected on all applications for approval of any type of plat, regardless of the action taken by the city planning and zoning commission and city council thereon. Such fees shall be collected for the purpose of defraying the costs of administrative, clerical, engineering, planning and inspection services necessary to properly review and investigate plats and subdivision construction.
(c)
Should a development proposal or plat application lapse or expire, or should it be denied by the commission or the city council, then that application ceases to have "pending" status and the project, and its corresponding series of development approvals and permits, shall be deemed to be ended, or "completed". Any re-application for any type of development approval for that property shall be considered commencement of a new project, and shall be accompanied by new application materials, including new submission fees, and shall conform to all applicable city ordinances in effect at the time of submission of the new application.
(d)
The applicant seeking subdivision plat approval shall pay to the city, at the time of the submittal of an application, the prescribed fees as set forth in appendix A. All administrative fees, as provided in the city's current fee schedule, as amended, shall be paid prior to city council acceptance of the public improvements for the subdivision and prior to filing the final plat at the county.
(e)
The city engineer will give an estimate of the number of hours required to review plat and/or construction plan submittal upon his receipt of these documents for review. The number of hours required for review will then be billed to the project developer/property owner for payment prior to plat or construction plan approvals.
(Ord. No. 2026-13, § 1, 4-20-26)