For the purpose of expediting application and reducing subdivision
and land development costs, the developer may submit a sketch plat
for the purposes of discussion between the City Planning Commission
and the developer. The applicant shall not be bound by the determination
of the sketch plat review, nor shall the City Planning Commission
be bound by any such review.
[Amended 2-24-2003 by Ord. No. 670]
A.
Applicants seeking a sketch plat review shall submit three or more
copies of the sketch plat, completed in agreement with § .352-8
of this article, to the designated City official.
B.
Within 60 days of submission of the sketch plat to the designated
City official, the City official shall make any recommendations to
the developer which it deems necessary or advisable in the public
interest in order to provide an acceptable plan for the site.
A.
The sketch plat shall be based on accurate information at a scale
of not more than one inch equals 100 feet to enable the entire tract
to be shown on one street.
B.
The location of that portion of the tract which is to be subdivided
or developed in relation to the entire tract.
C.
The location of existing houses, buildings and other structures,
with accurate dimensions from all existing and proposed property lines,
wooded areas and any other significant natural features within the
portion to be subdivided or developed and within 200 feet thereof.
D.
The name of the owner, all adjoining property owners and those across
existing or proposed streets as disclosed by the most recent City
tax records.
E.
The Tax Map sheet, date of revision, block and lot numbers and zone
districts of the tract proposed to be subdivided or developed.
F.
The location of existing or proposed streets, roads, easements, public
rights-of-way in and within 500 feet of the subdivision or land development.
G.
The original and proposed lot layout, lot dimensions, all required
setback lines and lot area for each lot in square feet and acreage.
