(A) General. Two-family, multi-family developments and group projects are required to meet certain development standards to ensure compatibility with surrounding land uses, provide for attractive, well-planned projects and to promote the public health, safety and welfare of the town. All multiple- family developments must be reviewed and approved prior to start of construction by the Zoning Enforcement Officer after review and recommendations by the Planning Board.
(B) Development standards.
(2) Plans required. Plans are required before any consideration is granted by the Zoning Enforcement Officer. At least five copies of all required plans, drawings and specifications shall be filed at the time of application. These plans and specifications shall furnish the following information:
(a) General information. Including topographical features, streams, vegetation, soil types, flood prone areas, historic sites and other features;
(b) Timing of development. The proposed schedule of development including phases or stages likely to be followed;
(c) Public water and sewer system. Location of public water and sewer lines presently in existence, connections to these lines, manholes, pumping stations, fire hydrants and other necessary features. All multiple-family projects must have public water and sewer service or approved treatment facilities as required by the appropriate state or local authorities;
(d) Storm water drainage system. Proposed storm water drainage system;
(e) Streets, curbs and gutters; street lights. Proposed location and design of streets, curbs and gutters and street lights;
(f) Grading plan and sedimentation control measures. Proposed grading plan and sedimentation control measures;
(g) Street access, easements, monuments, property lines. Proposed street access, easements, monuments and property lines;
(h) Sidewalks. Proposed location and design of sidewalks;
(i) Floor plans and building layouts. Proposed location and floor plans of all proposed structures;
(j) Parking, loading, circulation. The proposed location and extent of parking and loading areas, including parking spaces and circulation routes shall be shown as required in § 156.055;
(k) Landscaping, screening, fencing. Proposed landscaping, screening, and fencing as required by § 156.056;
(l) Existing vegetation. The developer should make every reasonable effort to preserve existing vegetation. By preserving existing vegetation, potential erosion and sedimentation are minimized and vegetated buffer zones for the use of the residents are provided;
(m) Refuse collection. All refuse containers shall be located on a concrete, asphalt or similar base abutting a driveway and shall be enclosed with the exception of the driveway side, by a wood or masonry fence or wall at least six feet in height. One refuse container having at least an eight cubic yard capacity shall be required for every ten dwelling units;
(n) Names and the like. Name of development, names and addresses of the owner(s), designer or surveyor;
(o) Date and the like. Date, scale and north arrow;
(p) Boundaries. Boundaries of the tract with bearings and distances; and
(q) Vicinity map. Vicinity map showing the location of the project, surrounding land uses and names and addresses of all adjoining property owners.
(Ord. passed 9-10-1984)