§ 156.058. Key to Documents to be Submitted.

(A)

Project-Plat Information.

(1)

Basic, readily available information.

(2)

Authorship of documents should be indicated.

(3)

Basic, readily available information.

(4)

Describes setting; may be less detailed in pre-application concept plan.

(5)

For orientation purposes of the site and its general area.

(6)

Schedule may be less detailed in pre-application concept plan stage.

(7)

Item necessary for orientation.

(8)

Basic, readily available information.

(9)

Not relevant at pre-application concept plan stage.

(10)

Often required by statute.

(11)

Required only for final plat.

(12)

Monumentation required only for final plat.

(13)

Not standardized sheet requirement for the pre-application concept plan stage.

(14)

Such detail in unnecessary for pre-application concept plan; it is also unnecessary for preliminary subdivision plat because the information will be shown at the final subdivision plat.

(15)

Basic information.

(16)

Item necessary for continuity and history of project.

(17)

Item important for detailed planning.

(18)

Item important for detailed planning.

(19)

Unnecessary for pre-application concept plan stage.

(20)

Item basic to planning.

(21)

Basic, readily available information.

(22)

Not applicable at pre-application concept plan stage.

(23)

Basic planning information.

(24)

Basic planning information.

(25)

Basic planning information.

(26)

Required by ordinance; reflects the city's review costs.

(27)

Applicable only at the pre-application concept plan stage.

(28)

Applicable only at the preliminary plat stage.

(29)

See subsection (14) above.

(30)

Required only for final plat.

(31)

Required only for final plat.

(B)

Setting-Environmental Information.

(1)

Describes location of all adjacent structures; not necessary at pre-application concept plan stage.

(2)

While detailed specification of environmentally sensitive areas may not be necessary at the pre-application concept plan stage, general specification of and sensitivity to such conditions are important planning considerations.

(3)

Rights-of-way and easements are often unknown at the pre-application concept plan stage (see however, subsection (b)(2) above).

(4)

Basic for good planning.

(5)

Basic for good planning.

(6)

Basic for good planning.

(7)

Extensive level of detail required only for preliminary and final plat stages.

(8)

Necessary for preliminary and final plat stages.

(9)

Not required at pre-application concept plan stage because storm water management evaluated at preliminary and final plat stages.

(10)

Necessary where using septic systems.

(C)

Improvements and Construction Information.

(1)

Information necessary for preliminary and final plat stages.

(2)

Basic for good planning.

(3)

Applicable only at preliminary plat stage.

(4)

Applicable only after preliminary plat has been approved.

(5)

Required for soil disturbance of over five thousand (5,000) square feet.

(6)

Not required where building is not proposed.

(7)

Such level of detail necessary only for preliminary and final plat stages.

(8)

See subsection (c)(7) above.

(9)

Applicable only when new road(s) is proposed.

(10)

Basic information required only at the final plat stage.

(11)

Needed whenever a new lot is created.

(12)

Applicable only at the preliminary and final plat stages.

(13)

See subsection (c)(12) above.

(14)

Necessary because sight triangle easement created.

(15)

See subsection (c)(9) above.

(16)

Necessary if subdivision generates one thousand (1,000) vehicle trips per day.

(17)

Applicable only at the final plat stage.

(18)

See subsection (c)(12) above.

(Ord. 94-7, passed 3-14-94)