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4 Most Site Plans must be certified by a registered engineer, landscape architect, architect, or land surveyor. Certification is not required for additions, alterations, or accessory buildings which meet certain criteria (specified in Article 14.2.1) It is suggested that a fee of $117.00 be considered for those site plans which do require certification. The amount of time involved in this review process would be comparable to Major Transportation Corridor (MTC) Site Plan Review, for which a fee of $117.00 is charged. It is suggested that a fee of $60.00 be considered for those site plans which do not require certification. Less review time would be needed because the projects which would qualify would be more simple. The amount of time involved in this review process would be similar to that of the Minor Subdivision Concept Plan, for which is fee of $60.00 is charged. The number of anticipated site plan reviews is a total of 12 per year, 60% (7) which would require certification and 40% (5) which would not. Thus, resulting in a total revenue of $1119, $819 and $300, respectively. These figures may increase when the economy improves. It is further proposed that fees not be charged for review of site plans for single - family detached dwellings, duplexes, and accessory structures within the University Lake watershed. EXISTING PROVISIONS: No fees for Preliminary Plat Re-- approvals or Site Plans. PROPOSED AMENDMENT: Re- Approval of Expired Preliminary Plat Non - Residential Site Plan Review (Certification required) Non -- Residential Site Plan Review (No Certification required) *** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** ORDINANCE REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE: 7/9/91 PLANNING BOARD REVIEW: 9/16/91 BOCC REVIEW: $60.00 $117.00 $60.00 J