A. The tentative map shall show:
1. The name of the subdivision;
2. The names and addresses of record owners, subdividers, and engineer or licensed surveyor;
3. Essential facts as to adjoining properties, such as street locations and widths;
4. A small diagram with scale indicated, showing the general location of the subdivision with respect to nearby communities and principal highways;
5. All boundary dimensions showing property lines and essential topographic information regarding land to be subdivided, especially areas subject to inundation, and the location, width, and direction of flow of all watercourses. A contour map shall be required when, in the judgment of the county planning commission, such a map is needed;
6. All proposed streets, with widths, approximate radii of curves, and grades;
7. All lots, with approximate dimensions and numbers thereof;
8. Proposed easements and building or setback lines with dimensions;
9. Proposed parks and areas offered for dedication;
10. Date, north point, and scale. (Ord. 435, 2009: Ord. 39 §4.2, 1965)