Each application for a building permit shall be submitted to the Planning Commission with documents which shall include and conform to the following requirements for architectural review:
(a) There shall be a site plan or plot plan showing the plot configuration and its perimeter dimensions with property lines and pin locations, all structures on the site with locating dimensions, the location of all structures adjacent to the site within fifty feet of the property line, and all vehicular drives, roads, related parking areas, main walks, walls, fences and major existing landscaping. In addition, locations and names of adjacent streets, a north arrow, the first floor level and existing and finished grade elevations at each corner of new construction and at each corner of the site shall be indicated.
(b) Four elevations shall be shown, including a front, rear and two side elevations, together with additional view or cross-sections, if necessary, to completely indicate the exterior appearance of the structures. All elevations shall be drawn to the same scale, which shall not be less than one-quarter of an inch to the foot, except that the front elevation may be drawn to a larger scale. Each elevation shall show the accurate location of windows, doors, shutters, chimneys, porches and other architectural features, all materials and finishes, and an accurate finish grade line.
(c) There shall be a completely dimensioned floor plan of each level of the construction, drawn to the same scale as the front elevations.
(d) Additional details to show unusual construction shall be included.
(Ord. 13-1997. Passed 3-17-97.)