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b. Topography consisting of two foot contour intervals, or at the discretion of <br /> the Planning& Zoning Commission during the sketch plan review, ten <br /> \.,. (10) foot contour intervals taken from the U.S.G.S. mapping with <br /> additional field determined spot elevations added to define drainageways, <br /> wetlands, slopes and the Ordinary High Water Mark. <br /> c. Tree cover limits, specimen tree locations <br /> d. Soils as determined by hand borings on a random basis,to determine <br /> depth to ground water at lower elevations and suitability for sewage <br /> treatment systems. <br /> e. Location of adjoining streets,wetlands, structures and property lines <br /> within two hundred feet(200') of subject parcel, including acreage of any <br /> property owned by the developer not included in the preliminary plat. <br /> f. Significant historical sites. <br /> g. Date of boundary survey, topography and proposed plat. <br /> h. Location of Primary and Secondary Conservation Areas (for Planned Unit <br /> Developments) <br /> 2. Proposed Design <br /> a. Layout of proposed streets, walkways, blocks, lots, buildings if known, <br /> 't drawn to the same scale as existing data. <br /> b. Dimensions scaled to nearest five feet (5')of all lot lines, street widths, <br /> _ easement widths and lakeshore lengths. <br /> c. Areas of proposed lots. <br /> d. Structure setback lines from streets, lot lines and Ordinary High Water <br /> Mark. <br /> e. Proposed Green Space with area shown. <br /> f. Proposed public dedication areas other than streets or walkways with area <br /> shown. <br /> g. Potential locations and estimated depth to water table for all proposed <br /> onsite sewage disposal systems,two per lot. <br /> h. Information regarding adequacy of domestic water supply. <br /> i. Proposed storm drainage system and erosion control, both during and after <br /> construction activities. <br /> .. j. Proposed street standards and profiles. <br /> k. Potential principal structure and accessory structure locations and <br /> elevations. <br /> 1. Extent of anticipated vegetation and topographic alterations. <br /> m. Proposed covenants <br /> n. Name of subdivision and proposed street names <br /> o. Stages of development proposed. <br /> p. Evidence of Authority to subdivide the parcel consisting of fee ownership <br /> or written concurrence of fee owners. <br /> B. Design Layout Standards—Minimum. The following design standards shall be <br /> considered minimum acceptable requirements in the review of the proposed <br /> subdivision by the Zoning Administrator, City Attorney, City Engineer, Planning and <br /> Zoning Commission and City Council, except as waived by variance approved by the <br /> Board of Adjustment. <br />