Applications for building permits shall be submitted in the form specified by resolution of the City Council and shall be accompanied by the application fee, a drawing showing the location of the proposed project on the applicant's property and the location of the property in the City, building plans and specifications, and proof of approval of the proposed project by the appropriate Fire Department and the appropriate sewer district or State Health Department. Applications which do not contain all of the foregoing shall not be considered complete. Development and construction drawings and technical support material shall be to scale or otherwise in sufficient detail to allow a technical or engineering review to determine whether the proposed development complies with all zoning requirements. Applicant is responsible for obtaining required permits and approvals from all Federal, State and local agencies and departments with jurisdiction covering the proposed building permit actions. Applications for a tiny house park shall require a site plan to be submitted as part of a single building permit application. The placement of tiny houses within a tiny house park, and any associated accessory buildings, shall require separate building permit applications.
A. Multi-family dwellings shall require a plan for permanently maintained off street parking. This plan shall provide for a minimum of one parking space for each living unit, and will use a formula that will allow for seventy percent (70%) of the parking lot to be used for parking and circulation, and the remaining thirty percent (30%) of the parking lot space to be used for snow storage.
B. Multi-family dwellings shall require a site plan showing all existing and proposed buildings and outbuildings, as well as the proposed number of parking spaces to be constructed, showing snow storage areas, and showing entrances and exits to public streets.
C. Tiny house parks shall require a site plan showing:
1. The size of tiny house leased spaces.
2. The length of street or access road frontage.
3. All existing and proposed buildings and accessory buildings.
4. Private access roads.
5. The proposed number, size, and location of parking spaces to be constructed.
6. Snow storage areas adequate to accommodate all expected snow accumulations.
7. The entrances and exits to public streets.
8. An outdoor lighting plan.
9. Proposed landscaping.
10. Proposed fencing.
11. Setbacks of tiny houses from adjacent tiny house leased spaces.
12. Setbacks of tiny houses from adjacent streets, access roads, and lots. (Ord. 201, 1-11-2018)