Every sketch plan shall be legibly drawn and shall contain the following information:
(A) Adequate information to readily determine the location of the proposed subdivision including property boundaries, true north, a site sketch and indication of scale; (Scale should be one inch equals 50 feet to a maximum of one inch equals 200 feet.)
(B) Significant natural and human-made features on the site and the vicinity including existing topographic contours at five-foot intervals drawn from available data such as the United States Geological Survey (USGS) maps;
(C) The approximate number of lots, lot size, layout and acreage of the proposed subdivision;
(D) Zoning of the property and the contemplated use of the property as it pertains to the zoning;
(E) The name, address and phone number of the owner and developer of the property;
(F) Any further information that the applicant feels would be vital to the proposed division of property; and
(G) Relevant site characteristics and analysis applicable to the proposed subdivision including the following, which shall be submitted by the subdivider with the sketch plan:
(1) Reports concerning streams, lakes, topography and vegetation;
(2) Reports concerning geologic characteristics of the area significantly affecting the land use and determining the impact of such characteristics on the proposed subdivision; and
(3) Maps and tables concerning suitability of types of soil in the proposed subdivision, in accordance with the national cooperative soil survey.
(Prior Code, § 154.30) (Ord. 1978-6, passed 4-4-1978)