Information reviewed at pre-application meeting:
Existing property lines and property lines extending 100 feet from the exterior boundaries of the
parcel to be subdivided.
Existing public and private roads, widths of the roads and any associated easements.
Visually significant aspects of the property, including views outward from potential homesites
and views inward from the public.
Location and size of any abandoned wells, sewage treatment systems and dumps.
Existing buildings and any impervious surface.
Determine the type of contour interval needed. A contour map of surrounding properties may
be required if deemed necessary.
Existing vegetation (list type and percent of coverage; i.e. grassland, plowed field, wooded
areas, etc.)
The location(s) of any animal feedlot within 700 feet of the plat boundary.
Waterways, watercourses, lakes and public water wetlands, including potential development
impacts.
Review National Wetland Inventory mapped wetlands.
The Shoreland District Boundary, if any portion of the plat is in shoreland.
In the shoreland district, the toe and top of any bluffs present.
In the shoreland district, characteristics regarding near-shore aquatic conditions, including
depths, types of bottom sediments and aquatic conditions.
Floodway, flood fringe and/or general flood plain district boundary, if applicable.
The soils in the area to be platted, including highly erodable soils, water table and steep slope
information. Areas with soils that may present problems for development shall be outlined.
The Stearns County Soil Survey may be used for this information.
Parcel number(s).
Potential storm water management issues.
Relationship of the proposed plat to existing and/or proposed County and State Highways.
Unplatted Burial Site
Biological Survey
DWSMA
Airport Overlay
Landfill/Dumpsite
Conservation Design
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