Application for a special permit shall consist of at least five copies of the following items:
(A) A written request which includes the information specified in § 151.022 pertaining to building permit application procedures; and
(B) The following documentation:
(1) Certification from the applicant that the site upon which the activity or development is proposed is an existing and single parcel, owned by the applicant or the client he or she represents;
(2) Certification from a registered professional engineer, architect or landscape architect that the proposed construction has been adequately designed to protect against damage from a 100-year flood;
(3) A statement, certified by a registered professional engineer, architect, landscape architect or other qualified person which contains a complete and accurate description of the nature and extent of pollution that might possibly occur from the development during the course of a 100-year flood, including a statement concerning the effects such pollution may have on human life;
(4) A statement certified by a registered professional engineer or landscape architect which contains a complete and accurate description of the effects that proposed development will have on 100- year flood elevations and flows;
(5) A statement certified by a registered professional engineer, architect or landscape architect, which contains a complete and accurate description of the kinds and amount of any loose bouyant materials or debris that may possibly exist or be located on the site below the 100-year flood elevations and flows;
(6) The appropriate component of the Department of Environmental Protection’s Planning Module for Land Development;
(7) Where any evacuation or grading is proposed, a plan meeting the requirements of the development of environmental protection to implement and maintain erosion and sedimentation control;
(8) Any other applicable permits such as, but not limited to, a permit for any activity regulated by the Department of Environment Protection under § 302 of Act 1978-166; and
(9) An evacuation plan which fully explains the manner in which the site will be safely evacuated before or during the course of a 100-year flood.
(Ord. 43C, passed 11-1-2001)