(A) Preliminary plats shall be prepared at a minimum scale of one inch = 100 feet, and the entire project shall be displayed on a single sheet when possible. If more than two sheets are required, an index sheet must be included. Where information is required for items off-site, and access to such areas is not available to the registered surveyor, required information may be an approximate nature, based on existing plats of surrounding parcels and must be so noted.
(B) Preliminary plats shall include the following:
(1) A location map showing the relationship of the proposed subdivision to the surrounding area;
(2) The name of the subdivision, the name and address of the developer, the name and registration number of the registered surveyor, date of the survey, a north arrow, scale, and date;
(3) The location by section, range, and township or other surveys;
(4) Soils information, presented on a separate drawing, identical in scale to the preliminary plat. Street and lot layout shall be superimposed upon the soils information sheet. Data shall be derived from the United States Department of Agriculture Soil Survey;
(5) The names and locations of all adjoining property owners and adjacent subdivisions within 150 feet of the proposed subdivision;
(6) The current zoning of the property to be subdivided and of the contiguous properties;
(7) The location and dimensions of all boundary lines of the property expressed in feet and decimals of a foot, and the approximate acreage of the land to be subdivided;
(8) The location of existing water bodies, streams, drainage ditches, and other pertinent features within 500 feet of the proposed subdivision, including stands of trees, trees defined as significant trees herein, and any tree having a caliper larger than six inches in diameter that will be impacted by development or construction activities;
(9) The location, width, names, and classification of all existing and proposed streets, rights-of- way, and easements, and where pertinent, their designated use within 500 feet of the proposed subdivision;
(10) Approximate location of all existing buildings within 500 feet of the proposed subdivision;
(11) Location and illustration of existing storm and sanitary sewers, culverts, drainage tiles, water lines, gas lines, CATV, utility poles, and utility lines within and adjacent to the proposed subdivision;
(12) The location of all existing wells within 300 feet of the proposed subdivision;
(13) The approximate location, dimensions, and numbering of all proposed lots;
(14) The approximate location, dimensions, and area of all property proposed to be set aside for parks, open space, other public or private reservation, with designation of the purpose and proposed ownership thereof;
(15) Topography with a maximum contour interval of two feet. Elevations shall be based on mean sea level datum obtained from bench marks established by the United States Geological Survey;
(16) Indication of the proposed use of any lot other than residential;
(17) Lots within the subdivision including future additions shall be numbered consecutively beginning with “one,” and the total number of lots and their combined acreage shown on the plat;
(18) Preliminary proposals for connection to existing water supply and sanitary sewer systems and for the collection and discharge of surface water drainage, including the location and size of existing and proposed water mains, sanitary sewers, and drainage facilities;
(19) Delineation of the drainage areas involved, with a plan for draining the total upstream watershed through the development. The major storm routing path shall be delineated;
(20) The 100-year floodplain of any stream identified as having a flood hazard area;
(21) Written indication from the Village Engineer that capacity for both water and sanitary sewer service is available;
(22) Where it is proposed to develop the tract in sections or stages, a tentative delineation of the sections and their phasing, including an estimated time frame;
(23) Delineation of any portion of the tract within the defined wellhead protection areas as set forth in the Zoning Code of the village;
(24) Delineation of any portion of the tract within a defined Historic District of the village and enumeration of any historic place, building, structure, work of art, or similar object on the tract listed on the Ohio Historic Inventory, the National Register of Historic Places, or the village’s Historic Preservation Plan;
(25) Delineation of any wetlands on the tract, or likely to be affected by development or construction activity; and
(26) Supplementary information should be provided for:
(a) Exceptions to the subdivision design standards;
(b) Sight distance from the intersection of any new road with an existing road;
(c) Statement of the drainage philosophy for the development. It should be stated how detention, retention basins, or other forms of storing and controlling stormwater runoff will be maintained. If the rate and volume of runoff from the post development site is greater than the predevelopment site conditions, there should be a statement whether or not downstream improvements regarding capacity and erosion control are necessary; and
(d) For office, commercial, and industrial developments, the points of ingress and egress to the development should be identified. Also, the anticipated principal routes of travel to the development should be shown utilizing the village’
(Ord. 96-106, passed 3-20-1996)