Ordinance 4157 - Laserfiche WebLink

• either 1. Easements shall be provided for drainage purposes covering both ditches and pipes; the width of such easements shall be at least ten feet. Easements shall be provided for all drainage channels that may be used. 2. Where it is deemed necessary by the City Engineer, adequate slope easements, adjacent to streets or alley rights-of-way, shall be provided and such slope easements shall be shown on the final plat. C. Requirements of the Proposed Plat: 1. The proposed plat shall be prepared by a registered professional engineer or land surveyor. Six copies of the proposed plat are required. When submitted, there shall be a written application, addressed to the Planning Commission, requesting tentative approval of the proposed plat and this application shall be attached to the proposed plat. 2. A vicinity sketch at a scale between 400 and 800 feet to the inch shall accompany the proposed plat. The vicinity sketch shall show the boundary lines of all adjacent parcels, with the names of •owners of record of such parcels, together with the last known address of such named record title holder. 3. Horizontal scale of the proposed plat shall be 100 or less feet to the inch, and the vertical scale of street and sewer profiles shall be at least 10 feet or less to the inch. 4. The proposed plat, subdivision, or dedication shall clearly show the following features and information on one or more maps or drawings: a. The name of the proposed plat, subdivision, or dedication; b. The name(s) of the subdivider(s) and surveyor and/or engineer; c. The tract designation of the proposed plat, subdivision, or dedication as shown in the files and records of the Snohomish County Auditor; d. The names and addresses of the owners of record of property contiguous to the proposed plat and within 300 feet of the property lines of the land covered by the proposed plat; e. Monuments and markers of record; (9)