(A) Any person who shall make application for an improvement location permit shall, at the time of making such application, furnish the Zoning Administrator with:
(1) In case of a single-family, two-family or agricultural building or use: a plot plan;
(2) For all other uses: a detailed site plan of the land upon which said application for an improvement location permit is made. Such application shall be made at least five days prior to the issuance of said improvement location permit, which five day period may be waived by the Zoning Administrator. Said plot plan or detailed site plan shall be drawn to scale showing the following items:
(a) 1. The location of the land concerned;
2. The location and size of all buildings or structures already on the land and those to be erected;
3. The width of all entrances to and exits from the land; and
4. All adjacent street and highways;
5. Drainage structures or plans as approved by the City Utilities Engineer and the City of Marion Engineer for projects on permits of one acre or more as outlined in § 152.116.
(b) Detailed site plan (see § 153.142. Plans so furnished shall be kept by the Zoning Administrator as permanent records.
(B) For an airport, a heliport, a hospital, an industrial park, a mobile home park or travel trailer park, a penal or correctional institution, a private recreation development, or a public utility substation or exchange, the plan furnished must also include a plan for landscape development and the manner of handling surface and internal drainage and disposing of such drainage to a suitable outlet and a report on soil capabilities prepared by a soil scientist.
(C) As a condition of issuing a permit, the Zoning Administrator may require the relocation of any structure or of any entrance or exit or the inclusion of an entrance or exit not shown on the plan, if the requirement is necessary in the interest of the public welfare or to an appropriate balancing of the interests of persons in the district and vicinity concerned.
(1985 Code, § 36-7-4-600(9.3)) (Am. Ord. 19-2005, passed 7-5-2005; Am. Ord. 19-2010, passed 10-19-2010)