(A) In addition to all other required applications, information and permits from other governmental agencies, a person who applies for an improvement location permit under § 156.145 of this chapter must furnish the Administrator with plans drawn to scale showing details of the materials and structures and the information in divisions (A)(1) through (A)(5) below, and plans so furnished shall be kept by the Administrator as permanent records. The information to be furnished is as follows:
(1) The location and legal description of the land concerned, with the direction north shown by an arrow;
(2) The location and horizontal and vertical dimensions of all buildings and structures already on the land and of the proposed structures to be erected, with each part appropriately labeled “existing” or “proposed”, including parking, signage, landscaping and screenings;
(3) The distance of all proposed structures from all front, rear and side lot lines, measured from the point where the structure or its foundation is [reserved];
(4) For all improvements, the site plan and construction drawings shall provide all information as required by § 155.133 of this code regarding construction plans. Furthermore, all construction drawings for such improvements shall reflect all applicable requirements of §§ 155.040 through 155.050, 155.065 through 155.074, 155.085 through 155.100 and 155.115 through 155.117 of this code regarding general requirements and minimum standards for improvements; and
(5) The size of all entrances to and exits from the land, including all adjacent streets and highways.
(B) As a condition of issuing a permit, the Administrator may require changes to the landscape plan upon recommendation of the Design Review Committee, the relocation of any structures or buildings or any entrance or exit, the inclusion of entrances or exists not shown on the plan or the deletion of any entrance or exit if the requirement is necessary in the interest of the public welfare or for an appropriate balancing of the interests of persons in the district concerned and in the vicinity.
(Ord. 2002-5, passed 7-2-2002; Ord. 2005-1, passed 2-1-2005)