All applications for rezoning shall include a correct legal description of the property and the names and addresses of the owners of property contiguous to or directly across the street from the subject property. In addition, the Planning Commission may require that a development plan be submitted containing any or all of the following data:
(a) Existing topography at two-foot contour intervals of the property to be rezoned and extending at least 300 feet outside of the proposed site, including property lines, easements, street rights-of-way, existing structures, trees and landscaping features existing thereon;
(b) The proposed vehicular and pedestrian traffic patterns;
(c) The location of all existing and all proposed structures;
(d) The proposed assignment of the use and subdivision of land, including private land and common land;
(e) Preliminary plans of all structural types;
(f) Preliminary drawings showing proposed landscape treatment;
(g) Deed restrictions and protective covenants;
(h) A schedule for construction and cost estimates;
(i) A regional location map;
(j) A population impact evaluation;
(k) A market report;
(l) A traffic impact evaluation;
(m) A utilities impact evaluation;
(n) A drainage impact evaluation; and
(o) Such other relevant information as the Planning Commission may require.
(Ord. 2337. Passed 10-20-92.)