The development shall be required to submit the following information and any other information that may be required by the Planning Commission.
(A) A site plan which shall be accurately, clearly and legibly drawn in sufficient size and scale to show the details of the plan clearly and which shall contain the following:
(1) Location, right-of-way, pavement width of all proposed and existing streets, private roadways and other public ways;
(2) Location and size of existing and proposed public utilities and easements;
(3) All lot lines, building setback lines and dimensions of all lot lines, setbacks and building envelope lines. Chord distances shall be shown for lot lines abutting curvilinear streets;
(4) Lot numbers shall begin with the number “one” and shall continue consecutively through a block with no omission or duplication. Blocks shall be numbered in the same manner. Letters shall be used to designate outlots in alphabetical order;
(5) Proposed areas for parks and playgrounds. Any parcels other than streets which are dedicated or reserved for public use shall be clearly shown, and the parcels shall be designated as outlots and assigned an alphabetical designation;
(6) The location of all proposed and existing sidewalks, walkways and other pedestrian ways;
(7) The location, floor area, number of dwelling units and height of proposed and existing buildings with an indication as to whether an existing building is to be removed or to be retained;
(8) Vicinity map;
(9) Parking areas and capacity;
(10) Open spaces for residential uses and for required landscaping and screening;
(11) Use of buildings, such as retail, service, restaurant, office, residential, industrial and other uses;
(12) Conceptual landscape plan; and
(13) Location of proposed freestanding signs.
(B) A draft of the proposed protective covenants whereby the owner proposes to regulate land use and otherwise protect the proposed development.
(C) A draft of any proposed incorporation agreement and a draft of any bylaws of easement declarations concerning maintenance of recreational and other common facilities.
(D) Data on the market potential necessary to support the location of the site and the size of uses in any planned development.
(E) A draft discussing the adverse environmental effects of the project and proposed steps to minimize these effects and indicate where any portion of the proposal differs from regulatory or design requirements.
(F) Accompanying the plans, the following shall be submitted:
(1) Name, address and telephone number of developer;
(2) Certified record owner or owners and their address; and
(3) Legal description of the proposed planned unit development, including the number of acres.
(Prior Code, § 11-803)