A. 
Prior to the submission of the preliminary plat, a preapplication conference is required. The subdivider or his representative shall submit 20 copies of a basic sketch plan and project concept for a preapplication conference with the Administrator, Engineer, and other agencies to discuss as many potential concerns as possible in order for the preliminary plat to be processed without delay.
B. 
Discussion topics at this time may include such things as: Comprehensive Plan, zoning, street plan, availability of sewer and water, development concepts, soils, topography, other county permits, the environmental impact of the project, and the future development of adjacent property. If, after the preapplication conference, the applicant desires to proceed with an application for preliminary PUD approval, the information gained from the conference will be useful in designing the preliminary plat and in preparing any accompanying documents.
C. 
Participation in a preapplication conference and conclusion reached at the conference will in no way guarantee preliminary approval, or prohibit identification and discussion of additional concerns during the preliminary review process.
(Ord. 84-238 § 6.01, 11-5-1984; Ord. 89-171 § 4, 10-2-1989)
The preliminary application shall be on a form provided by the Administrator and shall contain the following information:
A. 
Name, address, and telephone number of applicant;
B. 
Legal description of the property including section, township, range, subdivision, parcel and tax lot numbers, and number of acres;
C. 
Name of proposed PUD, number of lots, number and types of dwellings and other structures;
D. 
Proposed methods of providing potable water and sewage disposal and the names of the purveyor(s);
E. 
Signatures of applicant(s) and/or owner(s).
(Ord. 84-238 § 6.02, 11-5-1984)
Twenty-five copies of the proposed preliminary plat shall accompany the application. The preliminary plat shall have dimensions of at least 18 by 24 inches and shall be drawn to a scale no smaller than 200 feet to one inch. The following information shall be included:
A. 
Name of proposed PUD;
B. 
Name and address of owner(s) and subdivider, if different from the owner;
C. 
Name and address of surveyor and/or engineer;
D. 
Date, scale and north arrow;
E. 
A vicinity map clearly identifying the location of the proposed PUD site;
F. 
Dimensions of the proposed PUD site and each lot contained therein, and the number assigned to each lot and block;
G. 
Circulation plans – vehicular and pedestrian – location, width and names of all public and private roads and pedestrian ways within or abutting the proposed PUD tract.
H. 
Physical features of the site:
1. 
Topographic contours at intervals of two feet for slopes up to five percent and five feet for slopes over five percent extended 100 feet beyond the boundaries of the proposed PUD. Datum is mean sea level as established by U.S.G.S.;
2. 
Hydrology: surface and wetlands;
3. 
Existing deciduous and evergreen trees.
I. 
Boundary lines of ownerships, subdivisions, and streets abutting the proposed PUD and extending at least 100 feet therefrom.
J. 
The proposed location, dimensions and heights of all buildings and structures proposed to be located on the site.
K. 
Location, dimensions and area of all proposed recreational and common open space, indicating proposed uses;
L. 
Number, location, and design of off-street parking areas showing points of ingress and egress.
(Ord. 84-238 § 6.03, 11-5-1984; Ord. 89-171 § 5, 10-2-1989)
The following supporting documents shall accompany the application for preliminary PUD approval. Twenty copies shall be submitted:
A. 
A SEPA checklist, assessing the anticipated impacts. An environmental impact statement may be required;
B. 
Soils and geology description;
C. 
A written statement explaining the intent and purposes of the proposed PUD, including:
1. 
An explanation and specification of any nonresidential uses proposed within the project,
2. 
The method proposed to insure the permanent retention and maintenance of common open space land,
3. 
Timing for the construction and installation of improvements, buildings, other structures, and landscaping,
4. 
Recreational facilities and equipment to be installed,
5. 
The reasons why a PUD would be in the public interest and would be consistent with the goals and policies of the Comprehensive Plan;
D. 
A landscaping plan showing trees and ground cover to be retained and planted;
E. 
Elevation and perspective drawings of proposed structures, and such other schematic sections, and sketches, drawn to scale, needed to convey the architectural character of the proposed PUD;
F. 
Copies of restrictions, easements covenants and agreements which are existing or proposed for the proposed PUD. If required by the county, such restrictions must be recorded prior to or simultaneously with the recording of the final plat;
G. 
Preliminary drainage plans;
H. 
Tentative grades of each street as required by the Engineer;
I. 
List of names and addresses of all owners whose property is located within 300 feet of the proposed PUD site. If the owner of the proposed PUD site owns other real property contiguous to the project site, the list shall include the names and addresses of real property owners located within 300 feet of the contiguous ownership of the applicant;
J. 
A master plan of the site, if the proposed PUD is to be developed in phases. The master plan need not be fully engineered but shall be of sufficient detail to illustrate the property's physical features and probable development pattern. The master plan will be used as a guide in each successive stage of development until its completion;
K. 
A shadow pattern plan of the proposed PUD shall be required if the developer applies for a density bonus based on the solar energy conservation guidelines, Chapter 7.05 CCC. The shadow pattern plan shall illustrate the shadow effects of proposed structures and vegetation within and adjacent to the proposed PUD on January 21st between the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
(Ord. 84-238 § 6.04, 11-5-1984)