610.050 Corrections to the Comprehensive Plan Map.
The City Administrator may initiate a review through the Type II procedure for the types of corrections to the Comprehensive Plan Map listed below:
A. The correction may be made for mapping errors such as:
(1) A map line that was intended to follow a topographical feature does not do so. Topographical features include the tops and bottoms of hillsides, the banks of water bodies, and center lines of creeks or drainage ditches;
(2) The line on the map does not match the legal description or map shown or references in the ordinance which applied to the designation; or
(3) When there is a discrepancy between maps and there is a clear legislative intent for where the line should be.
B. The correction may be made when a map line is based on the location of a reference item that has since been moved. Reference items are rights-of-way, tentative rights-of-way, utility easements and similar items. Map line changes in these cases must not be more than a minor change to the map pattern and must not result in any significant impacts to abutting lots.