A conceptual sketch should be drawn on white paper, on a print of a topographic map or aerial photo of the property, be drawn to a scale of not more than 100-feet to the inch and should show:
(A) Property lines;
(B) Proposed non-residential building locations and orientation;
(C) Building locations within 100 feet on adjacent properties;
(D) Location of parking areas;
(E) Landscape areas/buffers;
(F) Access to the site;
(G) Proposed use of site;
(H) Building setbacks per Zoning Ordinance;
(I) Zoning of surrounding properties;
(J) Graphic scale;
(K) Easements;
(L) Unique natural/visual features to be preserved (wetlands, RPA buffer, known archaeological sites, mature trees etc.);
(M) Features which could impact the site design such as historic sites, graveyards, towers, airstrips, underground storage tanks, etc.;
(N) Topography of site (data from 7.5 minute quadrangle sheets are acceptable);
(O) Soil types (general soils type information from the Northampton County Soil Survey is acceptable); and
(P) When a part of the tract is proposed for subdivision and it is intended to subdivide additional parts in the future, the sketch shall include the entire tract and phase lines required.
(Ord. passed 11-15-2006; Am. Ord. passed 11-10-2020)