(a) Every site plan submitted must be signed and sealed by a licensed professional (architect, engineer, surveyor, or landscape architect) and drawn to scale.
(b) At a minimum, complete site plans must contain the following information (as applicable):
(1) Owner's name and address (as well as the applicants, if different).
(2) Date (month, day, and year).
(3) Title block, scale, and north point.
(4) Legal description, zoning classification, zoning of abutting properties, and location sketch.
(5) Site topography (and fifty-feet beyond the site) at two-foot contour intervals.
(6) Lot lines and building lines, and their dimensions, within 100-feet.
(7) Required and proposed dimensions (including lot coverage, building setbacks, height, etc.).
(8) Dimensioned floor plans, with the usable and gross floor area of all buildings, and information regarding the maximum number of employees, etc.
(9) Dimensioned building elevations (with materials labeled) and colored architectural renderings.
(10) Centerline and existing and proposed right-of-way lines.
(11) Off-street parking plan per the standards of Chapter 1220 (including dimensioned parking spaces, ADA parking, loading zones, driveway aisles, curb cuts, fire lanes, sidewalks, and acceleration, deceleration, and passing lanes).
(12) Location and screening of ground and/or roof mounted equipment.
(13) Existing drainage courses, floodplains and lake or stream elevations.
(14) The general location and size of utilities (color coded by utility for ease of understanding), including:
A. Water mains, hydrants and building services.
B. Sanitary sewers and building leads.
C. Storm sewers, site grading, drainage, and retention basins.
D. Electrical and gas services.
(15) Photometric plan and cut sheets of all proposed light fixtures.
(16) Landscape plan (with the species and planting size of all plant material).
(17) Details of fences, dumpster enclosure, and other elements.
(18) Size and location of all proposed signage.
(c) Information must be submitted indicating whether the site plan has been approved by any other person or agency that has authority to approve the site plan, such as Wayne County.
(d) The site plan must show any portions of the property, if any, which are affected by applicable state, federal, county or City regulations, statutes, ordinances, etc.
(e) The site plan or other materials must include any additional information which may be requested by the Planning Commission to assist it in its review of the proposed use and the effect of the proposed use on neighboring uses, structures, and public facilities, utilities, and infrastructure.
(Ord. 2023-01. Passed 2-7-23.)