Development Review Process

PROCEDURE

In an effort to provide effective service to developers and contractors, as well as existing and prospective businesses, the City of Danville has an existing Development Review Process. This simplified procedure eliminates the need for the developer to meet with the various City departments and agencies. This process is applicable to industrial, commercial and large residential projects.

PRE-SUBMISSION

  • The applicant should contact the Community Development Department to identify required approvals and permits.
  • The applicant will be provided with appropriate information to submit applications(s) for review.

PLAN SUBMISSION

  • The applicant submits required plans or plats along with their application(s) to the Community Development Department in the permit portal in pdf format.
  • The application package will be reviewed for completeness.
  • Once the application is reviewed Plan Review fees can be paid in the permit portal. All affected City departments will be notified of the plans for review and approval.
  • Approximately 10-15 working days of the plan submittal, the applicant will be notified of any comments and concerns. Plan review comments can be viewed in the portal.

PLAN REVIEW MEETING

  • The Development Review Committee meets as needed. The applicant meets with the committee during this time. Please allow 7-10 working days for scheduling.
  • The applicant will be provided a list of outstanding issues and/or concerns not resolved at the Development Review Committee meeting within 48 hours of the meeting.

FINAL PLAN PREPARATION

  • If necessary, the applicant will revise plans to address any issues or concerns presented as a result of the City's plan review.
  • Revised plans will be submitted to the Community Development Department in the permit portal.

FINAL PLAN REVIEW AND APPROVAL

  • The City reviews revised plans within 10-15 working days.
  • Applicant is notified of the approval once the City approves the plan.

PERMITTING

  • Once plans have been approved, appropriate permits can be issued.