All preliminary plats must contain the following information.
(A) Identification and description.
(1) Proposed name of subdivision.
(2) Date and north point.
(3) Scale of plat, not less than 1 inch to 200 feet.
(4) Indication of any proposed covenants.
(5) Location map indicating location of proposed subdivision in relationship to general known area.
(6) Legal description of proposed subdivision.
(B) Existing conditions and proposed design features.
(1) Boundary line of proposed subdivision.
(2) Zoning of land within and abutting the subdivision.
(3) Layout, dimensions and acreage of proposed lots and blocks.
(4) Name, location and right-of-way width of existing or proposed streets, highways, alleys, sidewalks and pedestrianways.
(5) High water mark of all lakes, rivers, streams and wetlands.
(6) Location, dimensions, and purpose of existing and proposed utilities and utility easements.
(7) Location and dimensions of existing and proposed public sewer and water systems.
(8) Existing and proposed storm water drainage system, including drainage easements.
(9) Boundary lines of adjoining unsubdivided or subdivided land within 350 feet, identifying by name and ownership.
(10) Proposed zoning changes, if necessary.
(11) Minimum front, side and rear yard setbacks as required by the zoning ordinance.
(12) Location, dimensions, and size of areas, other than streets, alleys, pedestrianways, and utility easements, proposed to be dedicated or reserved for public uses.
(C) Supplementary information. The following information may be required if it is deemed necessary and appropriate by the Clerk or Zoning Administrator:
(1) Soil survey, grading plan, soil erosion and sediment control plan, and landscaping plan;
(2) Statement of proposed use of development, including type and number of structures and units;
(3) Statement of adequacy of existing or proposed utilities to accommodate or serve the proposed development;
(4) Statement relative to the relationship of the proposed subdivision with existing or potential adjacent subdivisions;
(5) Statement of estimated cost of proposed required improvements;
(6) Other information deemed necessary by the Clerk, Zoning Administrator Planner, Planning Commission or subdivider;
(7) Existing topography, including contour lines at 2-foot intervals. Water courses, wetlands, rock outcrops, power transmission poles and lines, and other significant features shall also be known. United States Geological Survey (U.S.G.S.) data may be used for all topographic mapping where feasible.
(Prior Code, § 1001.04) (Am. Ord. 2022-5-5, passed 5-10-2022)