(A) Any person, who shall make application for an improvement location permit, shall, at the time of making such application, furnish a site plan or development plan of the real estate upon which said application for an improvement location permit is made at least five days prior to the issuance of said improvement location permit, which five-day period may be waived.
(B) Said site plan shall be labeled “site plan” and shall include the parcel number (to be obtained by the applicant) and shall be properly dimensioned and drawn to scale showing the following items:
(1) Address of property and a legal or site description of the real estate involved, including acreage;
(2) Location and size of all buildings and structures, existing and proposed;
(3) Width and length of all entrances and exits to and from said real estate;
(4) All adjacent and adjoining roads, alley or highways, and their names;
(5) Lot number, area in square feet or acreage;
(6) Actual shape and dimensions of the lot to be built upon;
(7) Front, side and rear yard lines and their distance from the street or lot lines;
(8) Number of families or housekeeping units the building is designed to accommodate and such other information in regard to the lot and neighboring lots and their use as may be necessary to determine and provide for the enforcement of the provisions of this chapter;
(9) Show primary and secondary septic sites on every lot;
(10) A survey and deed must be made and recorded;
(11) The property comprising the lot shall be in the owner’s name at the time of application;
(12) Basic standards for site plan drawings:
(a) Eight and one-half inch by 11-inch white paper, clean on both sides;
(b) Plan shall be drawn with straight edge;
(c) Plan shall be drawn in ink; and
(d) All applications shall be clearly printed or typed, English only.
(13) Centerline of driveway to either side property line shall be shown to determine 911 addresses and to obtain culvert permit;
(14) Development plans (required for special exceptions, unit development plans and commercial uses shall be completed by a licensed engineer, surveyor or architect). Such plans shall include:
(a) Drainage system;
(b) Ingress and egress;
(c) Permit for septic system or receipt for sewer. If on septic system, primary and secondary sites shall be shown; and
(d) If application is for accessory business, a permit from the Health Department stating acceptance for accessory use (if applicable).
(15) Any other items required by this chapter. Applications including site plans or development plans so furnished shall be filed and shall become a permanent record of the Plan Commission.
(Ord. passed - -2006, § 80.39(C))