Before plans are submitted to the Planning Board for review, they shall be checked by the designer according to the following lists for the various phases of plan development.
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.
J. 
Area of property.
K. 
Total holdings map. Where the sketch plan covers a portion of the applicant(s) 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-foot 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. 
If development is to occur in stages, the entire tract shall be shown with the intended development schedule.
R. 
Any covenants, easements or deed restrictions.
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-foot contour intervals maximum) shall be shown to properly evaluate and plan the development.
D. 
Zoning setbacks and restriction lines.
E. 
All existing natural features: watercourses, tree masses, etc.
F. 
All existing buildings, culverts, utilities with dimensions, sizes and inverts with other significant man-made features.
G. 
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.
H. 
Special information as requested by the Planning Board at the sketch plan stage.
I. 
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.
J. 
Sight distances for access to the parcel or proposed streets (required and provided).
K. 
Design report for major subdivisions.
L. 
Location and approximate dimensions and sizes of development improvements.
M. 
Profiles of proposed streets, utilities, etc., with approximate grades.
N. 
Preliminary designs of culverts, pump stations, bridges, sewers, water system, hydrants, streetlights, road sections, etc.
O. 
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.
P. 
Preliminary grading plan of the site.
A. 
In addition to the requirements for the preliminary plan, the following will be required:
(1) 
Unless the County Clerk specifies otherwise, the record sheet shall be 17 inches by 22 inches or 34 inches by 44 inches in size and shall be drawn at a minimum scale of 50 feet to one inch unless otherwise approved. Where more than one sheet is required to show the entire development, a key map showing all sections shall be provided. The following information shall be clearly shown. In the case of a minor division of land for one single-family home, the three required drawings may be waived by the Planning Board, and the applicant may submit only the plat record sheet with contours, lot grading and utilities included thereon.
(2) 
The name, seal and signature of the registered professional(s) responsible for the plan.
(3) 
The street lines, lot lines, rights-of-way, easements and areas dedicated or proposed to be dedicated for public use.
(4) 
Sufficient data to determine readily the location, bearing and length of every street, lot and boundary line shown on the plan.
(5) 
All dimensions shall be shown in feet and in hundredths of a foot.
(6) 
Profiles of all streets.
(7) 
The proposed setback line from each street or property line.
(8) 
The names of streets within and adjacent to development as approved by the United States Postal Service.
(9) 
The location of permanent reference monuments within the project.
(10) 
The lot numbers and area of each lot to the right-of-way.
(11) 
Existing contours (two feet maximum, depending on topography):
(a) 
Proposed finish contours.
(b) 
Proposed finish garage floor elevations.
(c) 
The lowest architectural opening elevations in designated flood zone areas.
(d) 
Spot elevations of swales, etc.
(12) 
Final grading and drainage plan.
(13) 
Final lighting plan.
(14) 
Final layout of all parking and storage areas.
B. 
Note on all final plans. Placement and arrangement of building, waste disposal system, driveway, utilities and drainage will not be changed without prior approval of the Village of Bloomfield Building Department.
C. 
On some projects, the plans should incorporate the following as necessary:
(1) 
The location, size, invert elevations, type and class of pipe on all sanitary and storm sewer systems.
(2) 
The location, sizes and types of pipe for all water mains; location of all valves, hydrants, blowoffs, etc.
(3) 
Profiles with detailed information of all streets, storm sewers, sanitary sewers and water main crossings.
(4) 
Design and plan details of all special construction (culverts, bridges, headwalls, etc.).
(5) 
Engineering calculations required to substantiate proposed designs.
(6) 
Landscaping plan with planting schedule, if required by the Planning Board.
(7) 
Details required to specify special conditions, materials or methods of construction.
(8) 
Indication of approval from any jurisdictional agencies.
(9) 
On all subdivisions and site plans, signature lines must appear for project approval by the Supervisor of Public Works, Village Clerk/Treasurer, Code Enforcement Officer, and Village Engineer. The Planning Board Chairperson shall also sign every plan once all approval criteria are met.
(10) 
An affidavit that the applicant is the owner or equitable owner of the land proposed to be developed.
(11) 
A statement signed by the owner to the effect that the subdivision as shown on the final plan is made with his full consent and that it is desired to record the same.
(12) 
An affidavit stating that the applicant will install all improvements shown on the final plan at his own expense.
(13) 
Easement descriptions, legal covenants, etc.
(14) 
A certification on the face of the final map that the developer will comply with all federal and state laws, rules and regulations for the development of the subject property.