Upon the City Council determining that it desires to proceed with further negotiations relative to a Development Agreement, the property owner shall submit, within thirty (30) working days, a development proposal for the subject property, to include the following information:
(a) Legal description of the lands to include identification of lands or "out parcels" to be exempt from the agreement;
(b) The persons, firms, or corporations having a legal or equitable interest in the land;
(c) The desired duration of the Development Agreement, but not exceeding five (5) years; with subsequent two (2) year extension, provided that the applicant shows material progress towards achieving his obligations under the development agreement.
(d) Existing zoning class of all lands subject to the development agreement.
(e) The population densities, building intensities and heights proposed to be developed.
(f) A description of all existing and proposed public facilities that will serve the land;
(g) The present land use categories of all abutting property. The complete names and addresses of all property owners abutting or lying within five hundred (500) feet of the subject property, as currently listed in the records of the Summit County Auditor.
(h) A certified property boundary survey prepared or updated by a registered surveyor.
(i) Jurisdictional wetlands, as determined by a wetland delineation which has been reviewed by the appropriate district of the U.S. Army Corps at Engineers. The applicant may submit a wetland delineation report with correspondence indicating Corps acceptance and any mitigation requirements.
(j) All existing and proposed utilities and the manner in which existing utilities will be extended to the site and/or expanded for the use of the development, including water, sewer, gas, electricity, cable television, and other utilities;
(k) A Master Drainage Plan for the development indicating thereon existing drainage features and land topography, along with and superimposed thereon, the proposed drainage features indicating clearly the means by which the final developed land will collect, regulate, and conduct the runoff from the lands, developed and tributary thereto;
(l) The location, type, size, and height of fencing, earth berms, retaining wall, or screen planting to buffer abutting properties, or as is otherwise required by City regulations;
(m) A grading plan, and included therewith, the elevation requirements of the National Flood Insurance Program as applicable to the City.
(p) Any easements existing or being imposed upon the lands for development;
(q) Private or public parklands required or proposed for public park purposes; and
(r) Any further information that the Mayor or his staff may require because of the particular nature or location of the development.
(Ord. 173-2000. Passed 12-17-00.)