(A) Any person who desires to obtain a certificate of compliance shall designate a responsible person who shall make an application in accordance with this chapter to the Code Official.
(B) The Code Official shall accept no application unless the responsible person shall attest that all of the statements contained therein and the documents attached thereto are true and accurate in all material respects.
(C) The application shall include, without limitation, a copy of a site plan of the existing or proposed improvement or improvements, the parcel or parcels of land of which it or they are situated and all appurtenances and rights-of-way related to or affecting the site, together with a letter describing the proposed adults-only establishment.
(D) The site plan shall be drawn to a scale of one inch equals 50 feet or larger and shall include the following data:
(1) Name and address of the person who prepared the site plan; the date of preparation; north point, and scale; a metes and bounds description of the site; tax district, map and parcel identification numbers; and the names and mailing addresses of the applicant and the responsible person;
(2) Existing and proposed contours of the premises;
(3) Certification by a land surveyor or engineer that the dimensions and bearings on the site plan are accurately delineated and location of all easements and rights-of-way with respect to the premises;
(4) Number and type of the proposed improvements on the premises; gross floor area of each improvement on the premises;
(5) Location, shape, exterior dimensions and number of stories of each improvement on the premises;
(6) Location, grade and dimensions of paved surfaces of the premises, and of all streets, alleys, roads and highways abutting the premises;
(7) Complete traffic circulation and parking plan showing dimensions, entrance and exit drives, planters and similar improvements with respect to the premises;
(8) Location of landscaped areas (to be detailed on landscape plan), fences, walls and other screening with respect to the premises;
(9) Signage plan;
(10) If required by another governmental authority or the state’s sediment and erosion control plan;
(11) Drainage plan for the premises prepared by a registered professional engineer licensed to practice in the state; and
(12) Certification of distances from properties on which uses set forth in § 113.08 are found as of the date of the application on forms that the Code Official shall provide to the applicant. The application fee shall be $100.
(Ord. 07-04, passed 9-18-2007)