The preliminary plat shall include the following:
A. The proposed name of the subdivision. Names shall not too closely resemble those of existing subdivisions, nor shall given names or initials be used with surnames in a plat name;
B. The location of boundary lines in relation to section, quarter-section, and quarter-quarter-section lines and any adjacent corporate boundaries of the city which are part of the legal description of the property;
C. The names and addresses of the developer, owner and all lienholders, and the engineer, surveyor, or other person making the plat;
D. The scale of the plat, which shall not be less than fifty feet to one inch (50' = 1") nor more than one hundred feet to one inch (100' = 1");
E. The date of submission and the north arrow;
F. The location, width and name of each existing or proposed street rights of way, other rights of way, easements, parks, sidewalks, pedestrian and bicycle facilities and open spaces and existing permanent buildings within the proposed subdivision;
G. The names of adjacent subdivisions and the location and names of all adjacent streets;
H. The topography at an appropriate contour interval (unless specifically waived by the city engineer), the location of all natural watercourses, and other physical features pertinent to the subdivision;
I. The layout, numbering and dimensions of lots and the numbering of blocks;
J. The indication of any portion or portions of the plat for which successive or separate final plats are to be filed;
K. Net acreage of subdivision, computed by calculating the total land area less proposed or existing public streets and other public lands;
L. The vicinity sketch shall be a legible scale and shall show the relationship of the proposed plat to existing schools, parks, shopping centers, and other like facilities;
M. The city engineer may require the proposed street grades be shown on the plat where, in his or her opinion, conditions so warrant;
N. The layout and dimensions of existing and proposed water, sanitary sewer, and drainage easements;
O. A lot grading plan showing the existing and final grades with two foot (2') contours. (Ord. 3485, 2014)