§ 6-02. Contents of preliminary development plan.

Every preliminary plan shall include the following data either drawn on the plan or included as separate document as supporting data to the plan.

6-02.1.

Title data. Name of subdivision, owner, subdivider, surveyor, engineer or other person preparing the plan, date of drawing, number of sheets, north point and scale.

6-02.2.

Location map. Location of proposed subdivision by an insert map at a scale of not less than one (1) inch equals one thousand (1,000) feet showing adjoining roads, their name and number, subdivisions and other landmarks.

6-02.3.

Survey data. The boundary survey or existing survey of record, provided such survey shows a closure with an accuracy of not less than one (1) foot in twenty-five hundred (2,500) feet; total acreage, acreage of subdivided area, number and approximate area and frontage of all building sites, existing buildings within the boundaries of the tract, names of owners and their property lines within the boundaries of the tract and adjoining such boundaries.

6-02.4.

Geographic data. The location, names and widths of all existing or platted streets or other public land within or adjacent to the subdivision including utility or other easements, railroad rights-of-way, public areas, parking spaces, culverts, drains and watercourses.

6-02.5.

Land to be dedicated. All parcels of land to be dedicated for public use and the conditions of such dedication.

6-02.6.

Contour map. Topography of an accuracy at least equal to that of the city's one (1) inch to one hundred (100) scale topographic map or such other intervals which may be necessary to show the character of the terrain, properly correlated to the city benchmark system.

6-02.7.

Sewer and water connections. Proposed connection with existing or proposed sanitary sewers and water supply.

6-02.8.

Drainage. Preliminary provision for collecting and discharging surface drainage.

6-02.9.

Proposed dimensions. The locations of and proposed general dimensions of all rights-of-way to be dedicated for streets and alleys, typical lot lines, building setback lines and all known easements or reserved tracts.

6-02.10.

Adjacent subdivisions. The names of all subdivisions immediately adjacent to the property subdivided.

6-02.11.

Parks, schools and public land. In subdividing property, consideration shall be given to proposed sites for parks, schools, public buildings, arterial thoroughfares or other public facilities as may be proposed in the comprehensive plan or any approved part thereof. When it shall be determined that such proposed facility would be located on the land being subdivided, the subdivider shall incorporate into his preliminary plan design adequate area to accommodate the proposed facility. The city manager shall determine within a reasonable time not to exceed ninety (90) days after submission of the preliminary plan whether the site should be acquired to further the implementation of the comprehensive plan. Upon determining that property for such a public facility should be acquired, the city shall enter into an agreement with the subdivider to acquire through negotiated purchase, or institute condemnation proceedings within ninety (90) days after filing of final plan of the affected area or any area contiguous thereto, or the city's interest therein shall be automatically vacated.

6-02.12.

Duplication of subdivision names. The name of the subdivision required by the [this] ordinance on all plans shall neither duplicate nor closely approximate the name or names of existing subdivisions.

6-02.13. CBPA requirements. The preliminary development plan shall show a delineation of any Resource Protection Area ("RPA") and/or Resource Management Area ("RMA") if the property to be developed falls within an area regulated by the CBPA. It shall also include a note that states that the RPA will be retained as an undisturbed and vegetated one hundred (100) foot buffer not subject to development under Code section 37.1-51(b)(1), unless the development is a water dependent facility or redevelopment. If the area to be developed has a septic system, or other onsite sewage treatment facility, the preliminary development plan shall include a note citing to Code section 33-91.1, indicating that there is a requirement for pump-out of the system every five (5) years and a one hundred (100) percent reserve drain field sites for onsite sewage treatment systems.

(Ord. No. 7454-18)

(Ord. No. 7454-18)