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A. Contour map/topographic map drawn to the following scale based on property size with the following information clearly shown on the map: Property Size: Scale: Less than 2.0 acres 1-inch = 20 feet. 2.01 acres to 20 acres 1-inch = 50 feet. Over 20 acres 1-inch = 100 feet. 1 . Existing contour lines prior to grading at an interval of not more than two feet; 2. Slope classifications in contrasting colors of all land that has a slope less than 10 percent, land that has a slope between 10 percent and 20 percent, land that has a slope between 20 percent and 25 percent, and land that a slope greater than 25 percent; 3. Location of all ridgelines as defined under Section 18.70.040G. on the property and the 100-foot ridgeline setback as descr bed in Section 18.70.060A.; 4. Existing on-site streets, bicycle paths, riding trails, pathways, and hiking trails and their off-site connections; 5. Existing buildings and other structures including drainage structures, fences, sheds, etc.; 6. Existing arroyos, streams, and drainage courses including jurisdictional waters; 7. Existing tree and groundcovers; 8. Off-site development and topography at a distance no less than 100 feet from the property lines. 18.70.070 Regulations and Review Procedures. A. Determining the Ridgeline Setback Line. The ridgeline setback is the continuous horizontal ground line measured 100 vertical feet below the ridgeline, and then plotted on the topographic map/contour map of the property. The vertical elevation of the ridgeline setback will vary based on the elevation of the ridgeline. The horizontal distance of the ridgeline setback from the ridgeline will vary based on the slope of the hillside. Figure 4 and Figure 5, on the following page, shows how the 100-foot ridgeline setback line is determined and how the ridgeline definit on and ridgeline setbacks would be applied to a hillside. 8