A. Submission Of Plans; Fees: Every applicant for a recreational vehicle park shall submit four (4) copies twenty four inches by thirty two inches (24" x 32") and nine (9) copies eleven inches by seventeen inches (11" x 17") of the site and development plan to public works together with the required fees as established from time to time by resolution by the city council and found in the Yerington fee schedule. Said plans and specifications shall include, as a minimum, the following:
1. Complete mechanical and structural plans of the work to be performed, drawn to scale.
2. All spaces, roadways, walks, leaching fields, electrical lines, outlets and voltage, buildings, patios, other structures or fences and building elevations.
3. Proposed name of park, location by section, township and range and a legal description of the land.
4. Name and address of the owner and/or applicant.
5. Name, address and phone number of engineer, architect or surveyor preparing plan.
6. Scale, north arrow and date of the map.
7. A small scale location map showing relationship of park to existing neighborhood and the existing zoning of the site and adjacent properties.
8. The location, widths and names of all public streets within or adjacent to park.
9. Topography, by contours, of the site, adequate to show the character and drainage of the land.
10. Dimensions of all boundaries of park and gross acreage of park.
11. Dimensions and net acreage of open space recreational area.
12. Landscaping plans.
13. Sewage disposal method and details of distribution.
14. Water supply method and details of distribution.
15. Locations, dimensions and designations of all accessory buildings and structures.
16. Sketch showing location and size of any proposed identification signs, including all advertising copy proposed on the face of such signs.
17. Existing conditions of site, including buildings, structures and wells, drainage ditches and such additional information that may be required.
18. Letter approving proposed water supply and sewage disposal systems (if private systems are proposed) from the Nevada state department of health.
19. A "will serve" letter for water supply and sewage disposal if recreational vehicle park is to be supplied from municipal or commercial systems.
20. Existing and proposed electrical distribution lines.
21. Trash disposal location and screening method.
B. Approval Or Disapproval Of Plans: The planning commission shall recommend approval, conditional approval or disapproval of all site and all development plans to the city council. The planning commission may reject and/or disapprove a development under any of the following circumstances:
1. If the use to be made of the property as proposed is a use prohibited by any ordinance, statute, law or other valid regulation.
2. If the property is deemed to be unhealthful or unsuitable for occupancy.
3. If the property cannot be safely and reasonably developed within the present levels of knowledge.
4. If the development of the property is of such character or nature as to be contrary to the best interest of the city.
Such rejection shall be supported by a written finding by the planning commission detailing the reasons and causes for such rejection. (Ord. 07-08, 11-26-2007)