PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT • 2345 Providence Blvd, Deltona, FL 32725
Phone: (386) 878-8600 • Fax: (386) 878-8601
www.deltonafl.gov
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Final Site Plan Content Requirements checklist
(Please mark all items that apply and submit this checklist with the application)
Prepared, stamped, and signed survey by a registered surveyor (less than two years old
Survey showing the boundaries of the project, to include a legal description, any existing
streets, buildings, watercourses, easements, and section lines.
Survey shall be drawn to a scale of not less than 1” = 60
Vicinity Map (at a scale not to exceed 1” 2,000’)
Water bodies or courses
Swamp, wetland areas, conservation areas, or environmentally sensitive areas
Application and fees for City Wetland Alteration Permit
Title of the project
Date
Scale (no less than 1’ = 60’)
North Arrow
Location of all existing and propped buildings, uses and structures
Off street parking and loading areas
Vehicular reservoir areas
Recreational facilities
Existing and proposed topography at one-foot contour intervals
Percentages of total acreage for each permitted use
Percentages of building coverage
Percentages for impervious surface coverage
Calculation of the required and proposed number of off-street parking and loading spaces.
Statement of the proposed arrangements for the maintenance of common open space areas
and facilities (if applicable)
Height and setbacks of all structures and total floor area by land use
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT • 2345 Providence Blvd, Deltona, FL 32725
Phone: (386) 878-8600 • Fax: (386) 878-8601
www.deltonafl.gov
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Identify distances between separate buildings (if applicable)
Onsite vehicular circulation systems for bicycles, cars, trucks, and/or required vehicle types,
showing connections to related off-site facilities.
All adjacent rights-of-way, including all existing and proposed, centerlines and widths,
pavement widths, acceleration/ deceleration lanes, existing median cuts, driveways and
intersections, street light poles, and power company facilities.
Onsite and connections to off-site pedestrian systems.
Type, size, and location of all existing and proposed utilities, including water sewer, electric,
gas, communication and the providers of such utilities.
Existing and proposed fire hydrant locations and water main sizes.
Direction of drainage flows, retention/detention facilities, and their association with project
phasing.
Identify known wildlife corridors, habitats, plants, and/or animals for Federal and State
endangered species, threatened species or species of special concern (if applicable)
Identify known historic and archaeological sites.
Location and screening of a solid waste disposal system and provisions for accessibility to
refuse collection and recycling trucks.
Bicycle parking, mass transit loading (bus stop) areas, if any, and provisions for accessibility
to vehicles of the required type.
Proof of taxes paid on all affected parcels
Application and fees for City Wetland Alteration Permit (if applicable)
Areas for emergency vehicles and fire engines and provisions for accessibility to vehicles of
the required type through the use truck turning simulation shown on the plan (typically
includes plans to accommodate a WB-40 or greater wheelbase).
Design of all paved areas, including dimensions, cross sections, radii and elevations, plans
for traffic-control signs and pavement marking
Location of all floodplain areas, established base flood elevations (BFE), and any proposed
finished floor elevations (FFE)
Storm water management construction plan calculations, which includes the computation of
pervious and impervious surface areas, in square footage and percentage.
Construction type(s), building floor areas, including a floor area ratio calculation, elevations,
sizes, types, and typical floor plans.
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT • 2345 Providence Blvd, Deltona, FL 32725
Phone: (386) 878-8600 • Fax: (386) 878-8601
www.deltonafl.gov
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Construction type(s), building floor areas, including a floor area ratio calculation, elevations,
sizes, types, and typical floor plans.
Location of common areas and open space areas.
Location of outdoor storage areas and related screening features.
Illumination plan related to parking area.
Plans for all proposed site signage, meeting the City’s Land Development Code Chapter 102,
which includes location, design, size, copy area, and setbacks.
Landscaping and irrigation plan meeting the requirements of Section 110-808 of the City’s
Land Development Code.
Soil and Erosion Control Plan showing the location, type, and description of proposed
erosion and sedimentation controls; and shall include for proposed developments greater
than or equal to one acre or development less than one acre that are part of a larger
common plan of development, a draft copy of the NPDES Generic Construction NOI (Notice
of Intent) and SWPP (Storm water Pollution Prevention Plan).
Soil and Erosion Control Plan showing the location, type, and description of proposed
erosion and sedimentation controls; and shall include that erosion control inspectors for
project are Florida State Certified.
Fire hydrants shall meet or exceed AWWA C502, latest, revision, and shall comply with
Factory Mutual Research Corp. and Underwriters Laboratories UL 246 Standard
Hydrant’s rated working pressure shall be 200 psi
Hydrant’s test pressure shall be 400psi
Hydrant’s pressure shall include the following specific design criteria:
Hydrant’s main valve closure shall be the compression type.
Hydrant traffic feature to be designed for easy 360 degree rotation of nozzle section during
field installation.
Hydrant main valve opening shall not be less than 5 1/4'” and be designed so that removal
of all working parts can be accomplished without excavating
Hydrant shall have bronze seat shall be threaded into mating threads of bronze.
Draining system of the hydrant shall be bronze and positively activated by the main
operating rod.
Hydrant drains shall close completely after no more than three turns of the operating nut.
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT • 2345 Providence Blvd, Deltona, FL 32725
Phone: (386) 878-8600 • Fax: (386) 878-8601
www.deltonafl.gov
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Hydrant shall have a minimum of two (2) internal ports and four (4) drain port outlets to the
exterior of the hydrant.
Hydrant must have two (2) 2 ½ “and one (1) 4 ½ “fire department connection ports.
Hydrant drain shutoff to be directed compression closure.
Hydrant must include cap chains and plugged weep holes.
Hydrant friction loss not to exceed 3.0 psi and 100 gpm through 4 ½ “pumper nozzle
Hydrants shall be equal to American Flor Control’s Ame
rican Darling b-84-B.
All hydrants shall be yellow in color.
Main Size: Residential minimum is six (6) inches and Commercial developments: minimum of
eight (8) inches.
Location: 300 feet of a commercial structure either existing or new installation, or 500 feet
in new residential subdivisions. (Greatest distance to a house shall be 250 feet)
Fire Hydrant: underground inspections shall require a visual inspection of all connections, thrust blocks,
tie rods, and pipe. If a fire hydrant is required to be installed for this project, it shall be installed,
operational and approved by the Deltona Fire Safety Manager prior to any combustible construction
materials being brought on site and before vertical construction will be allowed to begin. Do not back fill
the fire hydrant without the fire inspectors on site approval. The engineer of record shall provide
certification that the water distribution system meets the required flow at 20 psi before building final.
Any Changes to the approved plans or equipment shall be pre-approved by the Fire Safety Manager and
as built drawings submitted prior to final inspection.
Please note additional information may be required.