20 340 Chapter Preliminary Plat PROCEDURES Franklin Zoning Ordinance Effective January 13, 2026 structures, which impact the visual character or transitional features of the section or plan; 5. Significant changes to the internal street network, block layout, or intersection configuration, such as the elimination of streets or connection points; 6. Any impact to existing historic sites or structures, other than impacts previously approved; 7. Major changes to parking layout, which adversely alter parking convenience or changes the character of the plan; or 8. Substantial revision to drainage, streets, stormwater quality or quantity, or other engineering design changes that alter those items as approved in the development plan, including significant changes in traffic circulation. C. Minor Revisions 1. Revisions not meeting the criteria of either Paragraphs 20.8.16.A or B are considered minor revisions that have minimal impact upon the project. Minor revisions may be approved by the Department of Planning and Sustainability. 2. Minor revisions to an existing golf course development that include small increases in nonresidential square footage or other improvements determined to be minor in nature. 3. The Department of Planning and Sustainability may choose to forward any revised development plan to the BOMA or FMPC for review, pursuant to the applicable application requirements. 20.8.17 Effect of an Approved Development Plan Revision When a revised development plan is approved by the applicable final review body, the revised development plan becomes the approved development plan of record. Any subsequent revisions are compared against the latest approved development plan of record. 20.8.18 Expiration of a Development Plan Revision Revisions to an approved development plan are still subject to the expiration date of the original approval of the development plan in Subsection 20.8.15, Expiration of a Development Plan. As such, revisions to development plans approved after a project has commenced construction will also not “restart” the clock on expiration timelines. 20.8.19 Denial of a Development Plan Revision Revisions to an approved development plan that are denied by the applicable review body may affect the vesting property rights, per Section 20.19, Vesting. 20.8.20 Rezoning Triggers for a Development Plan Revision A rezoning is required when a development plan revision includes an entitlement increase that exceeds the originally rezoned entitlements and original approved development plan. A rezoning is not required when a revised development plan is submitted that reduces entitlements. 20.9 Preliminary Plat See the Subdivision Regulations.
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