L. PERMIT
If the DMMPC Plan Commission approves the development plan, the applicant may apply for an improvement location permit. No work, excavation or construction may occur prior to the applicant receiving an Improvement Location Permit. Upon Within 15 days of receipt of an application for a permit, the Building/Zoning Administrator will determine whether the application is complete. The Zoning Administrator will notify the applicant in writing of his determination. If the application is complete, the application will be reviewed by the Building/Zoning Administrator, the Administrator who will either grant the permit or deny the permit. within thirty (30) days of receiving a complete application. If the application is denied, the Building/Zoning Administrator will provide written notice of the reasons for denial. If the application is not complete, the applicant must provide to Building/Zoning Administrator the supplemental information within sixty (60) days. If the applicant fails to provide the supplemental material for the application in a timely manner, the application will be dismissed.
M. PERMIT FEE
Verify current fee schedule with the DMMPC.
At the time of submission, the applicant will submit to the Zoning Administrator a nonrefundable fee in the amount of $500.00, plus the following additional fee for systems that are more than one hundred (100) acres:
N. NOISE
A CBESS shall comply with the noise requirement of Article XXXI, Article 13, subpart K.
O. HEIGHT LIMITATIONS
A CBESS shall comply with height requirements of Article XXXI, Article 13, subpart C.
P. LEGAL DRAINS
No CBESS may encroach upon the seventy-five (75) foot easement of any legal drain or ditch. If the construction of the system requires the relocation of any legal drain or ditch, such relocation must be approved by the Delaware County Drainage Board.
Q. PRIVATE AND MUTUAL DRAINS
No CBESS may encroach upon any private or mutual drain or ditch. If the construction of the system requires the relocation of any private or mutual drain or ditch, such relocation must be approved by the parties to the private or mutual drain or ditch, performed at the expense of the operator, and relocated in a manner so as not to materially impede the function of the drain or ditch. This obligation to refrain from encroaching upon any private or mutual drain or ditch continues and applies even if the encroachment is discovered after construction of the project.
R. ENFORCEMENT
In the event of a violation of this Section, the Zoning Administrator shall enforce the Ordinance using the rights and remedies provided for in the Zoning Ordinance.