PC 1976-1453 - Laserfiche WebLink

1. A site plan showing general locations of all streets, on-street and off-street parking, buildings and other man-made structures and where applicable any bicycle paths, riding trails, hiking trails; typical elevations of sufficient detail to show building heights, building materials, colors, textures, and general design; and a table listing land coverages by percentage and acreage for the following: landscaped areas and natural open space; coverage by buildings, parking (covered. open, off-street), streets, sidewalk; and where applicable, paths and recreational facilities; 2. A topographical map showing existing contours and proposed lot lines, which may be inte- grated with the site plan described above; the lot lines may be omitted if building locations on the site plan make proposed lot lines ob- vious. The topographical map shall be at a scale no smaller than 1 inch equals 100 feet showing contour lines existing prior to gradin at an interval of not more than ten (10) feet. The Director of Planning, or his designated representative, may allow a reduction in the scale of the map or allow an increase in the contour interval when in his/her opinion the size of the parcel or its terrain requires suc changes to make the map more meaningful. The Director may omit the requirement for a topo- graphical map entirely for a parcel located on land having an average slope of less than 10%; 3. A grading plan showing increments of the depths of all cuts and fills in various colors or any similar display which shows the cuts, fills, and depths thereof and readily dis- tinguishes between differing fills and depths; and a slope classification map showing, in contrasting colors, all land which has less than 10% slope, that land which has a slope between 10% and 20% and all land which has a slope greater than 20%. The Director of Planning, or his designated representative, may waive the slope classification map For properties which do not have significant land areas in excess of 10% slope; 4. The Director of Planning, or his designated representative, shall require, where appro- priate, development profiles which show the relationship of the proposed project to any dominant geological or topographical features which may be on or in the vicinity of the proposed project; 5. On the site plan or on a separate plat show any tree(s), including size and species as defined in Section 2-17.03, Chapter 10, Title II of this Code and whether or not such tree(s) is to be removed or destroyed; -5-