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3. One (1) copy of the Hydrology Map. 4. One (1) copy of the Hydrology and Hydraulic Calculations. 5. One (1) copy of the Erosion Control Calculations. Again, the Engineering Department will not begin plan checking unless all of these items are included in the submittal. As with the Grading Permit approval process, the Engineering Department will return a set of red-lined plans and/or calculations after first plan check if any revisions are needed. Additionally, they will return a letter outlining inspection fees, hazard control bond, and final copies of plans whichmust be submitted prior to approval of the plans by the City Engineer. The second submittal, if necessary, must include: 1. Two (2) new sets of prints of the Site Plan, Grading and Utility Plan, Landscape and Irrigation Plan and Erosion Control Plan, revised per the first check comments. 2. The red-lined prints which were returned to the submittor after first plan check. 3. One (1) set of revised calculations, if revisions were necessary. 4. One (1) copy of the Engineer's Estimate of Site Improvement Costs. Costs must be separated by Onsite (Private) from Offsite (Public), if offsite improvements are involved. At the discretion of the City Engineer, the estimate need not be itemized. A non-itemized estimate will only- be auceptable when actual construction bids or contracts are presented supporting the proposed costs of improvements. After their review, the Engineering Department will then notify the submittor that plans are approved and that they should submit the original drawing which Contains the City Engineer's Signature Block for signature by the City Engineer or that a second check set is ready for pickup. Again, when the plans and calculations are in order for City approval, the original drawing containing the City Engineer's signature block must be submitted, having been signed by the Engineer/Architect who prepared them.