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Site Plans The City of Johnston requires the submittal of Site Plans for proposed property development, to verify the development would be in accordance with the City’s requirements, standards and regulations. Johnston’s Ordinance specifies the information that must be included on Site Plans. City staff review the Site Plans for completeness and coordinate a Development Review with the applicant to discuss the Site Plans. The Site Plans are then reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Commission. A recommendation is made by the Commission (approve/deny) to the City Council, who makes the final decision whether to approve the application. The review process typically requires about 6 to 8 weeks. NewsCommunity Development News Council to Consider Final Reading of Rezone October 02, 2008 (Community Development) The Final Reading of the Crosshaven rezone proposal is on the October 6th Council agenda. Neighborhood Improvement Grants Available August 05, 2008 (Community Development) Funding for Neighborhood Improvement Grants are available. The next deadline for grant… Watershed Assessment Study and Stormwater Management Plan Begins in Johnston July 01, 2008 (Community Development) To maintain compliance with an MS4 permit, the City must complete a Watershed Assessment and… CalendarUpcoming Community Development Events
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Site Plans are drawings that accurately illustrate a property, with existing and proposed conditions.