1314.04 PLAN APPROVAL PROCEDURE.

   (a)    Before initiating any design, the owner or his representative shall confer informally with the approving agent in order to insure proper design in compliance with good engineering practice and the requirements of this chapter.

   (b)    Plans shall contain at least the following information:

      (1)    Vicinity sketch;

      (2)    Property lines and easements;

      (3)    Existing and proposed topographical slope equal to one foot intervals for zero percent (0%) to five percent (5%) slope, two foot intervals for five percent (5%) to ten percent (10%) slope and five foot intervals for greater than ten percent (10%) slope.

      (4)    Existing and proposed significant manmade and natural features on the site;

      (5)    Existing significant manmade and natural features on all adjacent property within one hundred feet of the development site;

      (6)    Existing and proposed ground cover;

      (7)    The storm water drainage and water detention/retention computations, as specified in Attachment A of original Ordinance 91-66, either attached to the plan or on a separate sheet;

      (8)    The project name, the owner's name, the scale, the direction arrow, the date, legend and an engineer's stamp;

      (9)    A time schedule for completion of work; and

      (10)    Other details as directed by Attachments A, B and C to original Ordinance 91-66.

   (c)   The approving agent may waive any or all of the above specific requirements for plan detail based on any information known by the approving agent.

   (d)    In order to obtain the formal approval of the approving agent, there shall be submitted three sets of land use plans to the approving agent, and the approving agent shall make the proper determinations within thirty days of the submission of the plans. Plans requiring approval by the Planning Commission shall be submitted to the approving agent no later than three weeks prior to the meeting date. Any alterations or resubmittals of land use plans shall follow the same procedures as the original submittal of the plans. Reasonable review fees shall be established by the approving agent and shall be paid in advance by the developer where possible.

   (e)    In order to guarantee the proper completion of the work, the approving agent may require a performance bond for the development, subject to the mandatory requirements of performance bonds as specified elsewhere in the Sharonville Planning and Zoning Ordinances The amount of the bond shall be equal to the approximate cost to construct the required storm water facilities and the erosion control measures. (Ord. 91-66. Passed 7-6-91.)