Before a cluster subdivision can be permitted, a site plan must be approved by the Planning Board. At no greater than 1” = 20' scale, the site plan shall show the following information:
(A) Location, arrangement, dimensions and number of automobile parking spaces;
(B) Location and dimensions of vehicular entrances, exits, and drives;
(C) General drainage system;
(D) Location and materials of walls and fences;
(E) Ground cover, topography, slopes, banks, and ditches;
(F) The location and general exterior dimensions of the various residences; or elevations and plans for proposed units types along with building envelopes for each lot;
(G) The location, dimensions, and arrangements of areas to be devoted to planting lawns, trees, and other plants;
(H) The plans for proposed utility layouts, including sanitary sewers, storm sewers, water distribution lines, natural gas, telephone, and electric service (all utilities will be constructed to city standards);
(I) An analysis of anticipated traffic volume;
(J) Sedimentation and erosion control plan;
(K) Evidence that the North Carolina Department of Transportation has been made aware of the proposed development and that the developer, if required, will coordinate planning for the development with this agency;
(L) Plans for refuse disposal equipment and method of refuse disposal, such as compactors and dumpsters, if pertinent;
(M) Delineation of areas to be constructed in phases and sequential order;
(N) Sidewalks of five feet in width along all streets.
(O) Clearly defined preserved and active use open space areas, including details for proposed uses, equipment, materials to be installed, etc.
(P) Copies of deed restrictions and covenants establishing the homeowners association and assigned maintenance responsibilities, unless otherwise agreed upon by the city.
(Q) Other documentation as required by Planning Board to determine the proposed intent and function of the development.
(Am. Ord. 16-48, passed 11-21-16; Am. Ord. 21-02, passed 1-19-21; Am. Ord. 21-26, passed 7-12-21; Am. Ord. 24-06, passed 2-19-24)