The subdivider shall, for any subdivision, furnish map sketches of the area showing existing physical features and a tentative layout of the proposed subdivisions. This step requires no formal application fee, or filing of a plat.
(a) The preapplication data and statement should include the following map data:
(1) Title, scale, north point and date.
(2) Subdivision location, land description and ownership.
(3) Name of developer, his engineer and his surveyor.
(4) Names and addresses of owners of property adjacent to the new subdivision boundaries.
(5) Existing or proposed platting, zoning and land use adjacent to the new subdivision.
(6) Streets, alleys, and sidewalks adjacent to the new subdivision with their names, width and type of surface.
(7) Statement from the developer concerning his proposed land use, water supply source, sewage disposal, utility services, drainage and approximate lot size.
(8) Land inspection, wood sites, watercourses and other natural or artificial surface features that would affect the plan of the subdivision.
(9) Historical points of interest and areas of natural beauty.
(10) Sketch of proposed street layout including adequacy of street connections.
(11) Areas planned to be set aside for schools, open space, recreation and for other community facilities.
(12) A minimum of six copies of the sketch map should be submitted to enable adequate staffing.
(b) Feasibility. Within thirty working days, unless an additional length of time is agreed upon, the Planning Commission acting through its staff, shall inform the subdivider that the sketch and the accompanying data, as submitted or modified, does or does not meet the purposes of these Regulations. If the Commission's action is negative to the subdivider it shall express its reasons in writing.
(Ord. 1164. Passed 8-16-82.)