§ 14.5. Site plans.

A.

Requirement. A site plan shall be based upon a professionally prepared survey.

B.

Site plan.

1.

Location, size and type of present buildings or structures to be retained or removed.

2.

Location of all proposed buildings, structures or other improvements.

3.

Location of existing and proposed streets, drives and parking lots.

4.

Location of water and sewer lines.

5.

Storm drainage.

6.

Topographical features including contour intervals no greater than five feet.

7.

Ditches and watercourses.

8.

Ground cover and other pertinent physical features of the site such as trees.

9.

Proposed landscaping including, in those instances where a greenbelt is required, a detailed landscaping plan for the greenbelt.

10.

Location of existing improvements.

11.

Location of lot lines.

12.

Loading and unloading facilities.

13.

Exterior lighting and signs.

14.

Location of existing structures on land immediately adjacent to the site within 100 feet of the site's lot lines.

15.

The date, north arrow, and scale. The scale shall not be less than one inch equals 50 feet if the subject property is less than three acres and one inch equals 100 feet if three acres or more.

16.

The name and address of the professional individual, if any, responsible for the preparation of the site plan.

C.

Building information.

1.

Preliminary architectural sketches and/or a general statement as to the type of construction and materials to be used in the proposed buildings or structures.

2.

Building height and area.

D.

Supplemental information.

1.

Project narrative.

2.

Site development and building construction timeframe.

3.

Proposed phasing.

4.

Delineation of the 100-year floodplain.

5.

Current proof of ownership of the land to be utilized or evidence of a contractual ability to acquire such land such as an option or purchase contract.

6.

Method of financing and commitments or other proof of ability to obtain financing.

7.

Additional information which the body or official reviewing and approving the site plan may request which is reasonably necessary to evaluate the site plan.