(A) Any person who shall make application for an improvement location permit shall, at the time of making that application, furnish a site plan or development plan of the real estate on which the application is made at least 5 days prior to the issuance of the improvement location permit. Five days may be waived by the Planning Administrator.
(B) The site plan shall be drawn to scale showing the following items, both existing and proposed:
(1) Legal or site description of the real estate involved;
(2) Location and size of all buildings and structures;
(3) Width and length of all entrances and exists to and from the real estate; and
(4) All adjacent and adjoining roads and highways.
(C) An application for an improvement location permit for any enclosed industrial use or open industrial use, subject to the provisions of this chapter and § 156.168, shall be accompanied by a certificate of compliance subscribed by a registered professional engineer or architect, certifying that the use intended will satisfy the standards of the enclosed industrial use or open industrial use, as the case may be, and in the district in which it is to be located.
(D) The Planning Administrator may take 10 days in which to study the application, during which time he or she may consult with appropriate technical consultants. If after the 10-day period, the Planning Administrator has not required any additional information or stated any objections in writing, the Planning Administrator shall issue the improvement location permit.
(E) Site plans or development plans so furnished shall be filed and shall become a permanent public record.
(1982 Code, § 156.28) (Ord. 12-1964, passed 8-11-1964)