§ 152.081 DOCUMENTS AND WRITTEN INFORMATION IN ADDITION TO PLANS.

   (A)   In addition to the written application and the plans, whenever the nature of the proposed development makes information or documents such as the following relevant, such documents or information shall be provided.

   (B)   The following is a representative list of the types of information or documents that may be requested:

      (1)   Documentation confirming that the applicant has a legally sufficient interest in the property proposed for development to use it in the manner requested, or is the duly appointed agent of such person;

      (2)   Certifications from the appropriate agencies that proposed utility systems are or will be adequate to handle the proposed development, as set forth in §§ 152.380 through 152.394, and that all necessary easements have been provided;

      (3)   Detailed description of play apparatus or other recreational facilities to be provided in miniparks;

      (4)   Legal documentation establishing homeowners’ associations or other legal entities responsible for control over required common areas and facilities;

      (5)   Bonds, letters of credit, or other surety devices;

      (6)   Stamped envelopes containing the names and addresses of all those to whom notice of a public hearing must be sent to comply with §§ 152.046 or 152.136;

      (7)   Complete documentation justifying any requested deviation from specific requirements established by this subchapter as presumptively satisfying design standards;

      (8)   Written evidence of permission to use satellite parking spaces under the control of a person other than the developer when such spaces are allowed pursuant to §§ 152.468 and 152.469;

      (9)   Written evidence of good faith efforts to acquire satellite parking under the circumstances set forth in §§ 152.468 and 152.469;

      (10)   Verification that 4.000 classification uses will meet the performance standards set forth in §§ 152.235 through 152.247. Such verification shall be made by a licensed engineer or other qualified expert unless it is utterly apparent from the nature of the proposed development that such expert verification is unnecessary;

      (11)   Time schedules for the completion of phases in staged development, as required by § 152.056; and

      (12)   The environmental impact of a development, including its effect on historically significant or ecologically fragile or important areas and its impact on pedestrian or traffic safety or congestion;

(Ord. passed 12-20-2001) Penalty, see § 152.999