(A) Any owner of land which is within the corporate limits of the city or within 1½ miles of the corporate limits on unincorporated land, wishing to divide the same into lots or to resubdivide for the purpose of sale or assessment, or both, or wishing to dedicate streets, alleys or other lands for public use, shall follow the procedures and requirements of these regulations.
(B) Previous to the filing of an application for approval of a preliminary subdivision plan, the subdivider shall request a meeting with the Plan Commission in order to discuss his or her plans and particular problems. At the pre-application conference, the subdivider shall submit an Area General Plan signed by the owner/subdivider showing contiguous and adjacent parcels owned wholly or in part by the owner or subdivider or for which the owner or subdivider has an option to purchase or any other interest, and the area 500 feet from the boundaries of the tract proposed to be shown on the preliminary plat. The area general plan shall identify proposed land uses and shall show as appropriate, the following:
(1) Existing zoning and the boundaries thereof;
(2) The city limits;
(3) Topography and contours at not less than 5-foot intervals; natural features, (for example, drainage channels, flood prone area, flood hazard boundaries);
(4) Location and width of existing streets, alleys and rights-of-way within the proposed subdivision and within 500 feet of the proposed subdivision;
(5) Existing and available utilities, storm and sanitary sewers;
(6) General street layout of the proposed subdivision;
(7) General drainage plan;
(8) Existing and proposed covenants;
(9) Number of lots, typical lot width and depth;
(10) Business, school, playground and park areas.
(1992 Code, § 154.15) (Ord. 061278, passed 6-12-1978)