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Completed "Owner's Letter of Consent" form if the
Applicant is not the Owner.
FORM INCLUDED.
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A copy of any protective covenants, deed restrictions, or
easements applying to the land being developed.
These can be found in your deed or on a
survey.
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Any information necessary to fully describe the proposed
development, such as floor plans, architectural elevation,
lighting, construction details, building and lot cover
dimensions, product/promotional pamphlets and similar
information.
Generally, your builder or architect will
need to complete this requirement.
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All existing and proposed wooded and landscaped areas and
proposed buffering and screening to be shown (such as a
Generally, your builder or engineer will
need to complete this requirement.
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A plan of any proposed landscaping including details as to
the size, number, location and type of vegetation and
method of planting to be used.
Generally, your builder or engineer will
need to complete this requirement.
18 A site grading plan if any changes in grading are proposed.
Generally, your builder or engineer will
need to complete this requirement.
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For applications that disturb more than 5% or 1,000 sq. ft.
of lot area (whichever is less), or create a net increase of
more than 400 sq. ft. of impervious sur
face, stormwater
calculations consistent with Sec. 146 must be provided.
Generally, your builder or engineer will
need to complete this requirement.
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The location and size of all existing and proposed utilities
for both undeveloped and developed lots that are part of the
Generally, your builder or engineer will
need to complete this requirement.
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For sites with no critical areas, a plan note, signed by the
preparer of the plan, indicating the site contains no critical
areas. For sites with critical areas, provide a map noting the
location of all critical areas, as defined in the Land Use
Ordinance (Section 110), with the source of critical area
delineation noted. The map shall also note:
1. The square footage of critical areas
2. The square footage of non critical areas
3. The square footage of impervious lot coverage of
non critical areas
4. Setback dimensions from all principal buildings to
Generally, your builder or engineer will
need to complete this requirement.
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For properties that contain a special flood hazard area, any
information required by Chapter 143, Flood Damage
Prevention.
Generally, your builder or engineer will
need to complete this requirement, if
necessary.
DEFINITIONS
COMPLETENESS REVIEW - a review of the application and
accompanying checklist documents by the Board Planner, Board
Engineer and Planning and Zoning Coordinator to ensure that all
the necessary information has been provided for the appropriate
board to make a qualified decision.
FLOOD HAZARD AREA — the areas of any project as
identified by the map referred to in Section 143.3b. of the Land
Use Ordinance. The term "flood hazard area" includes the terms
"area of special flood hazard" and "floodplain."
CRITICAL AREA - The combined area of any portion of a site
having an average slope of fifteen percent (15%) or greater
measured across ten vertical feet of contour; and/or an area of
special flood hazard; and/or any wetlands areas.
IMPERVIOUS LOT COVERAGE - anything such as a
building
, pavement, walkways, patios, pools, gravel (with the
exception of decorative gravel), decks, etc. which prevents or
limits infiltration of water into the soil. (See Land Use
Ordinance Section 110 "Definitions" - Lot Coverage)
