§ SR-3. Procedure.

A. 

Before starting the engineering and surveying work, in preparation for making preliminary plans of a subdivision, it is recommended that the developer consult with the Planning Board. It is also advisable to obtain copies of the Zoning Code, Zoning Map, Building Code and Subdivision Regulations and Construction Specifications.

B. 

The submission of a preliminary layout shall consist of the following items:

(1) 

Three copies of the application for the subdivision of land, together with the filing fee.

(2) 

Six paper prints of the preliminary layout.

C. 

The subdivider shall file his complete submission for the preliminary hearing and his filing fee at the Planning Board office.

D. 

Copies of proposed subdivision maps which have frontage on, access to or otherwise directly relate to any existing county road or drainage system or county road or drainage right-of-way proposed by the County Official Map shall be forwarded to the County Department of Public Works and the County Planning Commission, pursuant to § 239-k of the General Municipal Law.

Editor's Note: General Municipal Law § 239-k was repealed L.1998, c.451, § 2, effective 7-1-1998. See now General Municipal Law § 239-f.

E. 

The Planning Board shall take formal action at the public hearing, after the complete preliminary subdivision is made, allowing a reasonable length of time for review by the interested departments. Following the hearing, the subdivider will be notified of the Board's action either approving or disapproving the subdivision.