A. Applicability. The subdivider may obtain a Letter of Regulatory Compliance from the City Manager prior to commencing work on any development, and may be required to do so by the City as part of an application for another procedure. The Letter of Regulatory Compliance certifies that specific uses of land and any new development is in compliance with the requirements of these development regulations.
 

B. Zoning Verification Letter.
A Zoning Verification Letter is a letter that indicates to a property owner that a specified use, clearly identified in the application, is permitted within the zoning district. A Zoning Verification Letter does not vest the property owner with permission to proceed with a development; does not specify requirements that must be met for future development; and does not include a determination that a tract of land may be developed. The City Manager may include additional information about the uses and standards required for a development to proceed, however, and such additional information does not constitute permission to proceed with development.
 

C. Legal Lot Verification Letter.
A Legal Lot Verification Letter is a letter in accordance with section 212.0115 of the Texas Local Government Code that indicates whether or not a lot has been properly platted.
 

D. Responsibility for Final Action.
The City Manager is responsible for final action.

See § 3.08: Development Related Compliance Issues for more detailed information.
See Chapter 3.00: Applications and Permits for complete, detailed information.