(A) No person shall proceed with any grading in relation to a proposed subdivision until the city has approved a drainage plan. Such grading shall be consistent with the recommendation of an approved drainage plan as required by these regulations.
(B) The subdivider shall give consideration to the preservation of trees, scenic points, historic places and other community landmarks where feasible.
(1) If significant archaeological/historical resources are shown to be present, the city encourages consultation prior to development with a local archaeological and historic preservation specialist.
(2) The city will require consultation with the State Historic Preservation Division; Cultural Review Board, or similar state agency if such agency is no longer in existence, prior to issuance of any demolition permit of structures identified as historically significant or grading permit.
(C) Subdivisions shall be laid out so as to match existing topography insofar as possible.
(D) No corner lot shall be platted, replatted, designed, cleared or developed to have over a three-foot rise above the final street level, including any proposed or future terracing of fencing within the clear sight triangle, i.e., triangle created by connecting points 30 feet from the point of intersection of back of curb tangent of subject corner lot.
(Ord. 2013-02, passed 3-19-2013) Penalty, see § 151.999