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32 <br />use. <br />41 any substantial chap a in Redestrian <br />and /or vehicular access or circulation <br />including road classification. <br />el any change in the provision of services <br />such as water supRly and wastewater <br />disposal. <br />1 any substantial change in the _location of <br />utilities or other easements. <br />The subdivision shall be__subiect to review b <br />all applicable.review_aaencies as_is required <br />for original Dreliminary plat approval. If <br />all-changes from the original aRRroval are <br />considered minor chancres, the Planning <br />Director or hisiher authorized agent may re- <br />approve the-preliminary Rlat with condition <br />of approval stated in a_format which <br />substantially conforms to the Resolution of <br />AARproval adopted by the Board of Commissioners <br />when--aRRroving a Rreliminary plat. <br />III- D -2 -a. Further Time Extensions <br />Only one administrative re- approval may be <br />approved for any subdivision. If a re- <br />approved Preliminary Plat expires. Where a <br />time period has elapsed, the developer shall <br />be required to resubmit a new Preliminary Plat <br />for the tract or portion thereof for which . <br />approval has expired. The new plat shall be <br />subject to all applicable regulations in <br />existence at the time of resubmittal. <br />Provided, however, the development phasing <br />plan approved as part of the Preliminary Plat <br />(hereafter "the phasing plan ") may be amended <br />by the Board of Commissioners upon application <br />by the subdivider. In determining whether to <br />approve an amended phasing plan, the Board of <br />Commissioners shall consider: <br />(1) whether or not approval of other <br />diligently pursued regulatory <br />requirements can be obtained before the <br />expiration of the time periods <br />established in the phasing plan; and <br />(2) the quality of and length.of time of the <br />experience of the subdivider in managing <br />development projects; and <br />(3) whether factors other than market <br />conditions and beyond the control of the <br />subdivider caused a delay in meeting the <br />phasing plan; and <br />