The sketch plan shall be a schematic representation
of existing conditions and proposed improvements, including:
A. Scale (no smaller than one inch equals 100 feet).
B. The title or name of development.
C. North point, scale and date.
D. The name(s) of the record owner(s), developer(s) and
their addresses.
E. The name of design professional responsible for preparation
of the plan.
F. Zoning District and limitations.
G. Property boundary dimensions.
H. General location plan (one inch equals +2,000 feet).
I. The names of adjacent owners.
K. Total Holdings Map. Where the sketch plan covers a
portion of the applicants holdings, at a minimum, a tax map shall
be submitted showing the proposed development on the overall parcel
and its effect on future development.
L. General topography (five-feet contour intervals) on
USCGS datum.
M. Indication of all existing natural features.
N. Indication of all existing utilities, roads, houses,
etc.
O. Schematic indication of development, utilities, roads,
etc.
P. Schematic method of water supply and sanitary sewage
disposal.
Q. An agricultural data statement.
In addition to the requirements for a sketch
plan, the following will be required:
A. Scale (no smaller than one inch equals 50 feet).
B. Property boundaries with bearings and distances.
C. Existing topography (two-feet contour intervals maximum)
shall be shown to properly evaluate and plan the development.
D. Zoning setbacks and restriction lines.
E. Topography datum (USCGS).
F. Bench mark based on USCGS datum.
G. All existing natural features: watercourses, tree
masses, etc.
H. All existing buildings, culverts, utilities with dimensions,
sizes and inverts with other significant man-made features.
I. All existing property lines, easements or other encumbrances
on the property, certified by a licensed land surveyor per a recent
survey, and the purpose for which the easements or rights-of-way were
established.
J. Percolation and deep test holes and locations with
results (if applicable).
K. Special information as requested by the Planning Board
at the sketch plan stage.
L. Where the preliminary plan covers only a part of the
applicant's entire holdings, a concept shall be submitted of a prospective
street and utility layout for the remainder of the property.
M. Sight distances for access to the parcel or proposed
streets (required and provided).
N. Design report for major subdivisions.
O. Location and approximate dimensions and sizes of development
improvements.
P. Profiles of proposed streets, utilities, etc., with
approximate grades.
Q. Preliminary designs of culverts, pump stations, bridges,
sewers, road sections, etc.
R. Proposed location, size and width of easements, parks,
rights-of-way, public areas or parcels of land to be dedicated or
reserved for public use.