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5. Final plat. If a subdivision is required, the final plat shall be prepared in accordance with this Code. With the final plans, the developer shall submit, for approval by the city, a development schedule for construction of all structures, open space, and recreational facilities. b. Final plat and site plan review process. 1. Upon approval of the preliminary plat and site plan, a final plat and site plan shall be prepared in accordance with the regulations of this chapter and submit it to the zoning administrator 30 days prior to the public hearing2l days prior to the City Council meeting. 2. The final plat and site plan shall be submitted to the city staff for review and comment, to ensure compliance with the preliminary plan, site plan and other city codes and regulations. 3. The final plat and site plan shall be submitted to the town centerCOR review board for its review and comment. The town centerCOR review board shall review the proposed project for its compatibility with the preliminary plat, site plan, town centerCOR master plan and development guidelines and make a recommendation to the city council regarding the proposed final plat and final site plan. 4. The city council shall approve, postpone, or disapprove the final plat and site plan based on its appropriateness and conformance with the preliminary plat and site plan and the town centerCOR master plan and development guidelines. 54. Major changes. If the applicant proposes major changes in the final site plan that are inconsistent with the preliminary site plan, these changes can only be made by re -submission of a new preliminary site plan and rezoning application to the zoning administrator, and re -scheduling of a new public hearing before the planning commission and review again by the council. The following constitute major changes: (i) Increase in density; (ii) Change in architectural design or style; (iii) Change in type of ownership, private, condominium, or rental; (iv) Change of more than ten percent in total floor area; (v) Increase in height of any building; (vi) Major modification in the landscape plan; (vii)Reduction in the proposed open space; (viii) Change in the development schedule; (ix) Change in the road location or standards; and (x) Any changes determined to be major by the council. 6�. Minor changes. The council may, in its discretion, permit minor deviations from the preliminary site plan which do not change the concept or intent of the proposed development as previously approved.