§ 156.084 PRELIMINARY APPLICATION.
   (A)   (1)   Following the preliminary conference, the applicant shall prepare and submit 12 copies of a preliminary application which consists of the following written and graphic documents, together with any fee(s) which have been imposed by the City Council.
      (2)   A written description of the proposed PUD, including:
         (a)   How the proposed PUD is consistent with the intent of this subchapter, and with the eligibility criteria in § 156.081;
         (b)   A statement identifying all intended uses, including future sales or leasing arrangements of all or portions of the proposed PUD;
         (c)   A legal description of the proposed PUD parcel;
         (d)   A listing of all owners, holders of easements, and other interested parties; and
         (e)   A projected assessment of the proposed PUD demands on public services and utilities, including, but not limited to, water, sewer, electrical service, streets and roads, sidewalks, refuse disposal, and emergency services. Non-residential proposals shall include an indication of the number of employees, number of floors, and estimated usable floor area.
   (B)   A preliminary site plan shall be provided on 12 identical copies on one or more sheets, at a scale adequate to illustrate the proposed activity, and shall include the following information. If the preliminary site plan has been prepared in digital format (.dwg, .dxf, and the like), a copy shall be provided to the city:
      (1)   The legal description and street address of the lot(s);
      (2)   The name, address and telephone number of the owner, developer, and/or designer;
      (3)   An area location map, the proposed use, zoning of adjacent parcels, and existing zoning classification;
      (4)   Drawing date and revision date;
      (5)   North arrow and scale;
      (6)   The actual dimensions of the lot(s) as shown with a signature by a licensed surveyor, engineer, architect, or registered landscape architect, with survey stakes visible. The requirement for a survey may be waived if building dimensions will not change as a result of the proposed activity;
      (7)   The relationship of the subject lot(s) to abutting properties;
      (8)   Depiction of all existing structures, including signs, on the subject lot(s) shown to scale;
      (9)   The dimensions of all proposed structures on the subject lot(s), including location, finished floor area, exterior buildings elevations, and height of proposed buildings;
      (10)   Distances between existing structures and proposed structures on the subject lot(s) and distance between lot lines and proposed structures;
      (11)   Use of all existing or proposed structures on the subject lot(s);
      (12)   The location of all proposed fences and planting screens or other buffers;
      (13)   The location and right-of-way widths of all streets, alleys, private road easements, and/or railroads located within or abutting the subject lot(s);
      (14)   Named streets should be labeled;
      (15)   The location of all existing and proposed ingress/egress points, sidewalks, driveways, and parking areas on the subject lot(s);
      (16)   The locations of existing ingress/egress points, driveways, streets, alleys, and/or railroads within 300 feet of the boundaries of the subject lot(s);
      (17)   The size and location of all existing and proposed public and private utilities;
      (18)   The location of natural features affecting development, such as rock outcrops, water, wetlands, and the like;
      (19)   The location of existing and proposed surface water impoundments and surface water drainage patterns;
      (20)   The location and extent of all planned earth movement;
      (21)   The location of areas on the parcel that will be utilized for the storage of snow and the resulting anticipated drainage patterns that will result from the melting snow;
      (22)   The location of proposed lighting and the direction of the illumination;
      (23)   The locations, sizes, and materials to be used for trash receptacle areas and methods of screening said areas;
      (24)   Recreation areas and trails;
      (25)   Any other information necessary, in the opinion of the Zoning Administrator, to establish compliance with the provisions of this subchapter or any other applicable ordinances; and
      (26)   A development schedule; a list of proposed covenants or deed restrictions; any proposed maintenance agreements on open space or common ownership areas; and a description of the type of financial guarantees to be utilized to ensure PUD development.
(Prior Code, § 1281.05) (Ord. passed 11-12-2009)