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2.5 Fees (A) The applicant shall pay a subdivision fee based on the number of Lots and Outlots created. Such fees shall be established by the Burnett County Land Use and Information Committee, payable to the Burnett County Treasurer's Office. (See Burnett County Survey Fee Schedule) (B) The applicant shall also pay any other fees as may be required by Section 4.2(F). (C) The applicants shall also pay the recording fee as determined by the Register of Deeds prior to recording a certified survey map or plat. Article Three: Procedure For Subdividing Land 3.1 Preapplication Consultation Prior to filing an application for a subdivision lot, the applicant may consult with the Land Use/Zoning Department to obtain advice and assistance. This consultation is intended to provide the applicant with the purpose and objectives of this Ordinance, to provide assistance in planning of proposed land division, and to afford opportunity for the applicant to be informed of any changes, additions, or corrections of proposed land division to expedite formal review procedures. 3.2 Preliminary May The applicant shall submit to the County Land Use/Zoning Department a completed application form as provided by that Department. The applicant shall also submit to the Land Use/Zoning Department, and those having authority to review state plats under s. 236, Wis. Stats., or subdivision plats and certified survey maps under s. 236.45, Wis. Stats., sufficient copies of a preliminary map. (A) The preliminary map should clearly indicate the existing condition of the proposed land division and of adjoining sites. Data should be included on physical features, bodies of water, public access, wetland areas, slopes over 20%, floodplain areas, soil conditions, available community facilities and utilities, structures, recorded easements or covenants, street and road locations and status, (public, private) and lot widths, depths and areas. The preliminary map shall also show the developable building area as indicated in Section 1.5 (H) and regional flood elevation contour when the elevation is available. Planned Residential Developments shall be subject to the design standards and requirements of Section 3.5 of the Land Use Ordinance. The preliminary map shall be drawn at a legible scale and shall identify any improvements (road construction, grading, dedication of land, installation of amenities, or any other construction activity) that the applicant proposes to make and shall indicate when these improvements will be provided. (B) Any land division resulting in the creation of more than eight lots and requiring approval under the terms of this ordinance, shall require review by the local Town board and any municipality having extraterritorial plat approval jurisdiction. (C) After review of the preliminary map and negotiations with the subdivider on changes and the kind and extent of public improvements that will be required, the Land Use and Information Committee shall approve, reject, or approve conditionally the preliminary map within forty-five (45) days of receiving the preliminary land division application and map, as provided by statute. Any condition of approval or reason for disapproval shall be described in writing and shall be made a part of the file record of the application. VA