(a) All engineering plans must be designed in accordance with state and federal law, and with all applicable city policies, design specifications, and design standards, including but not limited to the:
(1) Subdivision ordinance;
(2) Traffic engineering manual;
(3) Master thoroughfare plan;
(4) Installation policy and design criteria for water, wastewater, and reclaimed water infrastructure;
(5) Access management policy;
(6) Neighborhood and community park dedication policy;
(7) Form based codes;
(8) Design overlay zoning district requirements;
(9) Stormwater criteria manual; and
(10) Utility construction policy.
(b) All engineering plans and CFA exhibits must identify the public infrastructure that the community facilities will connect to. If the public infrastructure that community facilities will connect to has not been constructed and accepted by the city, the engineering plans and CFA exhibits must identify that the public infrastructure has not been constructed.
(c) Any request for an alternative to a city design specification must be submitted in writing to the city engineer by the design engineer no later than seven business days after the design engineer receives review comments from IPRC. The policies in subsection (a) may contain a separate appeal process that must be complied with by the developer or design engineer.
(Ord. 23656-05-2019, § 1, passed 5-7-2019, eff. 6-1-2019)