Here's ours - it requires a licensed architect/engineer to submit the site plan. We used to get napkin drawings too, and even still get some crappy ones, then they get mad at me because I won't submit it to the PC. The end of the list - item V - states 'any other items as determined by the Review Committee (myself, the engineer, and someone from the BPU)', so we can make them put in other items even if they are not listed here.
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1265.05 SITE PLAN CONTENTS.
The site plan shall be drawn at a scale which is appropriate to the development and which is easily readable. The site plan shall contain the following information, unless compliance is waived by the Zoning Administrator:
(a) A vicinity map illustrating the location of the site within the City.
(b) Structures and lot lines within 100 feet of the boundaries of the site.
(c) The date the site plan was prepared.
(d) The name, address and professional seal of the preparer.
(e) A north arrow.
(f) Existing elevations at a minimum of two-foot intervals and the site's relationship to adjoining property.
(g) Property lines, dimensions and building setback distances.
(h) The location of existing and proposed buildings and their intended uses, as well as the length, width and height of each building.
(i) The location of abutting streets, rights of way, drives, curb cuts and access easements serving the site.
(j) Proposed elevations at two-foot intervals and the direction of drainage flow.
(k) The location and size of all water and sanitary sewer lines and storm drainage lines, as well as fire hydrants and catch basins.
(l) The location of all sidewalks, bike paths and other walkways.
(m) The location and size of any walls, fences or other screening provisions.
(n) The location of all proposed landscape materials, including the size and types of plantings.
(o) The location of all proposed accessory structures, including light poles, flag poles, storage sheds, transformers, dumpsters and signs.
(p) Proposed parking areas and access drives, showing the number and size of spaces and aisles.
(q) The location of utility easements.
(r) The location and type of significant existing vegetation.
(s) Watercourses and water bodies, including County and City drains and man-made surface drainageways, floodplains and wetlands.
(t) Zoning on adjacent properties.
(u) Storage and containment areas, if the use of hazardous substances is involved.
(v) Other items as deemed necessary by the Planning Review Committee in order to ensure that the proposed development is in compliance with this Zoning Code and other local ordinances, as well as State and Federal statutes.