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Land Division - Final Plat Approval
Once Engineering has approved the public improvement plans and applicable conditions of approval have been met, you can submit for Final Plat approval. You must submit a Final Plat application form along with the required fee, a narrative describing how the conditions of approval have been addressed and three copies of the final plat. Planning coordinates with the appropriate departments and typically issues a Notice of Decision within 1-2 weeks.
Once Planning has approved your Final Plat, a “plat release letter” will be sent to Washington County indicating that they may begin review of the plat. The County review of plats varies, but takes approximately one month.
After the County approves the plat, a Mylar of the plat must be submitted to the City for signature. Planning staff will once again review the decision to ensure any additional conditions have been addressed. If everything is in order, the plat will be signed, generally within 48-72 hours. Once the Plat is recorded, building plans may be submitted.