(A) If, within the proposed development, there is an area which is designated as “environmentally sensitive”, the developer must file a development plan for the development in addition to a preliminary plat. The elements of the development plan shall contain all of the following required information.
(1) Names and addresses of the subdivider and designer making the plat;
(2) Graphic scale of plat, not less than one inch to 100 feet, with north indicated on the development proposal which will show all dimensions;
(3) Location of all existing buildings and structures on the site;
(4) Location of all proposed buildings and structures on the site;
(5) Location and size of all required parking spaces;
(6) Location and names of all proposed streets, curb cuts, driveways, access roads, loading areas and sidewalks;
(7) Landscaping plan including location, size and type of proposed planting materials;
(8) Indication of location, size and type of storage facilities for the storage of trash and other waste materials;
(9) Design layout and size of all proposed signs;
(10) Grading and drainage plans of the proposed site showing in detail existing topography at two-foot contour intervals on preliminary plat only;
(11) Detailed soils analysis which shows that the environmentally sensitive area is suitable for development (soil borings can be required by the City Engineer); and
(12) Area must be identified and labeled as an “environmentally sensitive area” on the preliminary plat and is subject to a fee as set forth in the annual fee schedule in addition to the fees required for the preliminary plat.
(B) Note: the plan is subject to approval by the City Engineer and City Planner as well as the Park/Planning Commission and City Council.
(1994 Code, § 13-1.5) (Ord. passed 12-17-2014)