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1. Land Use Decisions Concurrent planning applications need to be approved as stipulated in Section 4.08 Concurrences. 2. Concurrence from Internal and External Utility Owners Although the City will help facilitate plan -review coordination and resolution amongst affected utility owners, the Owner/Developer is ultimately responsible for obtaining concurrence pursuant to Section 4.08. 3. First Public Notice Documentation that the first public notice, as required by Section 4.09 Public Notification, has been mailed must be submitted to the City. 4. Payment of City Fees Prior to plan approval, all project -related fees up-to-date must be paid. See Section 4.10 Financial Responsibilities. S. Draft Documents Submit draft maintenance agreements, right-of-way and public easement dedications, and all other documents that need to be recorded prior to permit issuance for City review and comment prior to PEPI plan approval. Approval of the plans is effective for one year. Thereafter, a new Engineering and Construction Agreement and Permit Application must be signed and submitted with updated plans compliant with the Standard Specifications and Drawings. 4.04 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT CONDITIONS Approved PEPI plans do not authorize construction; construction cannot commence until the City issues a Public Improvement Permit. The following conditions must be met before the City will issue the Public Improvement Permit. A. Application for Public Improvement The Owner/Developer shall submit a completed Application for Public Improvement Permit (see two-sided application form in Appendix Q. Construction cannot commence until the City has approved the Public Improvement Permit. No application fee is required; however, any outstanding invoices for City engineering services must be paid before the permit is issued. See Section 4.10 Financial Responsibilities. Public Improvement Design Standards Manual, 2016 Page 4-5