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I. The specifications for all improvements shall be approved by the <br />County Zoning Administrator. Prior to either acceptance of the <br />improvements or release of the developer's bond, all improvements <br />shall be inspected by the County Zoning Administrator and found to <br />have been installed according to specifications. <br />J. Land which is deemed unsuitable for any proposed development <br />by the County Planning Agency for reason of flooding, inadequate <br />drainage, adverse soil or rock formation, severe erosion potential, <br />unfavorable topography, inadequate water supply or sewage disposal <br />capabilities or any other feature likely to be harmful to the health, <br />safety or welfare of the future residents of the proposed subdivision or <br />of the community shall not be subdivided. In applying the provisions of <br />this section, the County Planning Agency shall in writing recite the <br />particular facts upon which it bases its conclusion that the proposed <br />development is unsuitable and afford the subdivider an opportunity to <br />present evidence regarding such suitability if he so desires at a public <br />hearing as provided in this ordinance. Thereafter the County Planning <br />Agency may affirm, modify or withdraw its determination of <br />unsuitability. <br />K. No lot exceeding five acres in size shall be created unless it has <br />a minimum width of at least 300 feet. <br />SECTION III: LOTS CREATED NOT REQUIRING A PLAT <br />County Planning Agency Review and <br />Recorded Certified Surveys <br />Any proposed lot division where lots are created but in insufficient <br />numbers to require submission of a plat under the requirements of this <br />ordinance shall comply with the provisions of the Burnett County <br />Sanitary Code, the Burnett County Zoning Ordinance and the <br />standards of Administrative Code H-65 of the Division of Health; and <br />shall be approved by the County Planning Agency in accordar e with <br />the procedure for submitting subdivisions except that no contour map <br />and no state agency review is required. <br />In those instances where the proposed division is intended for <br />building development and is located either wholly or partially within <br />the Shoreland Protection or Floodplain zoning district the County <br />Planning Agency shall require that a certified survey map be recorded <br />in the office of register of deeds of the county. Certified survey maps <br />shall meet the requirements of Section 236.34 Wisconsin Statutes. <br />SECTION IV: PROCEDURE FOR SUBMITTING SUBDIVISION <br />APPLICATIONS <br />A. Preliminary Meeting <br />Before filing a preliminary plat application the subdivider is <br />encouraged to consult with the County Planning Agency and/or its <br />staff for advice regarding general requirements affecting the proposed <br />development. A sketch plan of the proposed subdivision drawn on a <br />topography survey map should be permitted. This sketch plan should <br />identify the boundaries of the property being considered for <br />subdivision, any publicly owned lands in the vicinity of the proposed <br />