§ 27-248. Exceptions.

(a)

The standards and procedures required in this article shall be interpreted and applied literally in the case of all subdivision plats submitted. However, in those cases of hardship caused by size, location or configuration of land, topography, or other factors which affect a specific tract or subdivision or portion thereof, the subdividers may request an exception from one or more of the requirements requested herein. An exception may be requested at the time of filing the preliminary or final plat. An exception may then be approved by the planning commission and unified government board of commissioners, provided that in their judgment such action will not violate the public interest, unnecessarily burden the unified government, nor annul the intent and purposes of these regulations.

(b)

In addition, where a preliminary plat is submitted along with preliminary plans in a planned zoning district application and deviation is approved in line with the objectives and standards of article VIII, division 3, subdivision II of this chapter, no additional exception shall be required to be approved for such deviation.

(Code 1988, § 27-505; Ord. No. 64690, § 1(27-99.1), 8-30-1984)