(A) No person shall establish a private street easement or construct a private road to any landlocked lot or other inaccessible parcel of land or portion thereof as described in this chapter unless a private street or road map has been filed and approved by the Planning Commission, and duly recorded.
(B) Every person who applies for approval of a private road or private street easement shall file with the Planning Commission at least ten copies of a plat of survey or map of the proposed private street. The plat of survey or map shall be prepared, with respect to all engineering data required herein, by or under the direction of a licensed land surveyor or a registered civil engineer, with the following information:
(1) Survey and legal description of proposed private road or easement;
(2) Names and addresses of record owners and of person or persons proposing the private road or easement;
(3) The location, names, existing widths and existing grades of all adjoining and contiguous streets and easements, public and private;
(4) Radii of all curves; and the width and grades of the proposed private road or street easement;
(5) The location, width and direction of flow of all watercourses; and the location and dimensions of all drainage easements and utilities;
(6) The location of all trees that will affect the proposed private road or street easement, or be affected by same;
(7) Date, north point and scale;
(8) Drawings showing grading, erosion control and landscaping plans, if any; and
(9) Name and address of engineer or surveyor.
(C) The Planning Commission shall not act on any private road or street map until it receives a report from the Director of Public Works. His or her report shall be submitted to the Planning Commission within ten days of the receipt of the road application.
(Prior Code, § 12.16.030)