Subdivision Regulations

Franklin Subdivision Regulations • December 12, 2019 Subdivision Regulations • Procedures • 11 4.1 General Procedure A. A subdivision plat submitted for preliminary or final approval shall be placed on an FMPC agenda within 30 days of the resubmittal date or the next regularly scheduled FMPC meeting after the 30 day period. The applicant may waive the time frame requirement for the appearance of the plat on the agenda. B. Preliminary and final subdivision plats shall not be placed on the same agenda. 4.1.1 General A. The applicant shall prepare a plat for submission to the FMPC in accordance with the latest preliminary plat or final plat application and checklist, posted on the City’s website. B. Regular meeting dates, times, and applicable deadlines shall be established by the FMPC. C. Subdivision plats or other land subdivision instruments (excluding a scrivener’s error or a certificate of correction) shall be subject to review and approval by the FMPC prior to filing with the Williamson County Office of Register of Deeds for recording purposes. D. No lots shall be sold from any plat until recorded. 4.1.2 Application Fee Application fees shall be required in accordance with the fee schedule in Appendix A of the Franklin Municipal Code. 4.2 Preliminary Plat 4.2.1 General A preliminary plat is intended to: A. Propose a layout for subdividing land into three or more lots; B. Ensure compliance with all applicable standards of the Franklin Zoning Ordinance, Connect Franklin, the Stormwater Management Ordinance, Franklin Transportation and Street Technical Standards, and all other applicable plans and regulations; C. Establish a coordinated layout and adequate provision for transportation and vehicular and pedestrian connectivity; and D. Secure adequate provision for light, air, recreation, water, drainage, sewerage, access, and other facilities. 4.2.2 Pre-Application Requirements A. The applicant shall submit pre-application documents to the Department of Planning and Sustainability at least 14 days prior to the initial submittal. B. A pre-application meeting shall be scheduled, if applicable, with the Departmental Review Team (DRT) to review the draft preliminary plat and identify any initial conflicts. C. The applicant shall request a subdivision name and street names at the time of the Pre-Application Submittal. D. The applicant shall submit a Traffic Impact Analysis, if required by the Transportation and Street Technical Standards. Chapter 4. Procedures