(A) Upon submission of commercial, industrial and multi-family site plans for initial staff review, the developer shall have the site plan prepared, stamped or sealed and signed by persons duly authorized by state law. The site plan shall be submitted with tentative Health Department approval and the developer shall pay all site plan review fees as required by the adopted fee schedule. Fifteen copies of the site plan shall be delivered to the Planning Director who shall distribute same to the heads of the Public Services Department, the Police Department, the Fire Department and such other town officials and departments as the Board may direct. Each such department head and town official shall review the site plan and report any comments or recommendations in writing to the planning staff at which time the planning staff shall meet with the site plan preparer to address recommendations and comments for revision.
(B) In addition to any other requirements of the Planning Board or Planning Director, the commercial, industrial and multi-family site plans shall contain the following information:
(1) Proper ownership and information, including:
(a) Name, address, telephone number and consent of present recorded owner and the map book reference and subdivision title of the site property and the property identification number;
(b) Boundary of the entire lot by course and distance;
(c) Width and location of the existing rights-of-way;
(d) Nature or purpose, location and size of existing easements;
(e) Iron pins, 3/8-inch in diameter and 36 inches in length shall be shown and installed at all lot corners, points of tangents and any angle point along a given course of the lot;
(f) Plan drawn to at least 1 inch = 10 feet, 1 inch = 20 feet, 1 inch = 30 feet, 1 inch = 40 feet, or 1 inch = 50 feet scale showing north arrow; and
(g) Site zoning.
(2) Existing features information, including:
(a) Streets showing the width of pavement and elevations within the boundaries of the project site;
(b) Location of all existing and proposed utilities, including propane and gasoline tanks, above and below grade;
(c) All proposed utilities shall be located underground; and
(d) Presence or absence of wetlands.
(3) Site improvements, including:
(a) Proposed building type (masonry, metal or wood) and number of floors and dimensions;
(b) Proposed building plan elevations and floor plan;
(c) Location and type of all sidewalks and curbs within the site;
(d) Location of sanitary sewer facilities with connection to sewer system or septic tank;
(e) Locations of signs;
(f) Layout and number of parking spaces shown in accordance with this chapter;
(g) Outdoor lighting plan, security lights and NCDOT approved lights;
(h) Existing and finished grades shown for the entire site;
(i) Dumpster pad locations;
(j) A tabulation of the total number of dwelling units of various types in the project and the overall project density in dwelling units per acre;
(k) Uniform street address;
(l) Landscaping plan;
(m) Lot coverage;
(n) Inventory of significant natural features or vegetated areas affecting the site;
(o) N.F.I.P. Flood Zone;
(p) Boundaries of all AECs; and
(q) Sedimentation and erosion control plan.
(4) Right-of-way improvements shall be made in accordance with the duly adopted written policy, as amended from time to time by the Board of Commissioners, which is on file with the Town Clerk.
(5) Stormwater management plan and calculations as specified in § 153.070.
(6) In addition to the building permit, a permit for any construction within the public right-of-way shall be obtained prior to commencing any work.
(7) Inspections of sites involving public rights-of-way and inspections of any on-site construction shall be made by the town.
(C) Upon submission of a new structure, moved structure or addition to single-family or duplex dwelling site plans for initial administrative review prior to any inspections, the applicant shall have the site plan/building plan prepared, sealed and signed by persons duly authorized by state law as necessary and a survey sealed and signed by a North Carolina licensed surveyor locating the house and all appurtenances on the lot. The site plan shall be submitted with Health Department permits, consent of present recorded owner, and the applicant shall pay all site plan review fees as required by the adopted fee schedule. Two copies of the site building plan stamped by the Health Department shall be delivered to the Planning Department, who shall distribute to the heads of the Public Services Department and such other town officials and departments as may be appropriate.
(D) In addition to any other requirements of the Planning Department, the new structures, moved structures and additions to single-family or duplex dwelling site plan shall contain the following information:
(1) Survey information:
(a) Owner(s);
(b) Lot number(s), block, subdivision;
(c) PIN number and parcel number;
(d) Zoning district;
(e) Flood zone (ground elevation and first floor elevations);
(f) Street address;
(g) Lot square footage;
(h) Lot coverage calculations;
(i) Setbacks;
(j) Areas of environmental concern;
(k) Building footprint;
(l) Covered decks;
(m) Open decks;
(n) Pools, hot tubs, accessory structures;
(o) Paved/maintained street;
(p) Water tap location;
(q) Septic tank and drainfield location;
(r) Required parking clearly drawn;
(s) Driveways, sidewalks and patios.
(2) Building plans minimum requirements:
(a) Heated square footage;
(b) Unheated square footage;
(c) Building height;
(d) Floor plans;
(e) Number of bedrooms;
(f) Elevations;
(g) Foundation plan.
(Ord. 91-08, passed 11-18-91; Am. Ord. 01-02, passed 2-28-01; Am. Ord. 04-03, passed 3-24-04; Am. Ord. 14-26, passed 2-9-15; Am. Ord. 18-4, passed 6-14-21)