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f,APF E00V, 13 d) The developer shall take the survey plat to the Health Department for individual lot evaluations. e) The Health Department shall issue a letter of survey plat approval to the developer. Before issuing this letter of approval, the Health Department may require letters of approval from state and/or federal agencies. f) The developer shall submit the Health Department's letter of survey plat approval, six (6) copies of the survey plat, and a one hundred dollar ($100.00) application fee to the Planning Director. g) The Planning Director shall set and advertise (at least fifteen [15] days prior to the hearing) a date and time for a public hearing before the Planning Board for the purpose of considering the Special Use Permit application. At least fifteen (15) days prior to the hearing, the Plan- ning Director shall also mail to adjoining property owners notice of date, time, and place of the hearing. h) At the hearing, the Planning Board shall consider evidence as to whether proposed development complies with regulations of this ordinance and whether the proposed development would be detrimental to the public safety, health, and welfare. If no such evidence is found, the Planning Board shall issue a Special Use Permit. Procedures After Permit is Granted a) The Planning Director shall send a copy of the survey plat to the Divi- sion of Land Quality, North Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources, when it is deemed necessary. b) Following the issuance of the Special Use Permit, the Health Department shall release improvement permits to the developer, who may then begin development. c) After road construction has been completed, county enforcement person- nel shall notify by letter to the County Planning Director, that all new roads have been built to all North Carolina Department of Transportation standards as a public road, with the exception of paving. d) When all improvements as required by this ordinance have been com- pleted, a Certificate of Manufactured Home Park Operation shall be issued. The Certificate of Manufactured Home Park Operation shall be signed by the County Planning Director and the Health Director certifying that the manufactured home park is in compliance with all county and state regulations. This shall apply to new parks or expansions to existing parks. The manufactured home park developer may then begin placing manufactured homes in the park. e) The manufactured home park developer may begin placing manufactured homes in the park before all improvements have been completed and a Certificate of Manufactured Home Park Operation has been issued, if the Planning Board grants a waiver allowing the posting of a performance bond that ensures completion of improvements. In granting this waiver, the Planning Board shall find that the public welfare, safety, and health will not be endangered. In those cases where a performance bond has been posted and required improvements have not been installed within the terms set by the Planning Board, the Board may declare the bond in default and require all improvements to be installed. The County may take such actions necessary to collect on the defaulted bond and provide for completion of the required improvements. 39