Ordinance 2536-01 - Laserfiche WebLink

C. Requirements for the Cluster Alternative Plat or Short Plat Map. A preliminary cluster alternative plat or short plat map shall be drawn to the specifications as defined in Section 18.08.020C of this title for preliminary plat or preliminary short plat map. D. Requirements for Supplemental Map. A preliminary cluster alternative supplemental map shall be drawn to the specifications defined in Section 18.08.020D of this title. E. Requirements for Site Plan. All site plans must be a minimum of eighteen inches by twenty-four inches. Upon written approval by the city, the applicant may increase the size of the site plan to twenty-four inches by thirty-six inches. All plans are to be prepared by or under the supervision of qualified experts such as those in the fields of surveying, engineering, architecture or land planning. The following shall be shown on a preliminary site plan proposed for the cluster alternative: 1. The name or title of the proposed cluster subdivision or short subdivision; 2. The date, north arrow, and scale; 3. Total site area,boundary lines of tracts, lot lines, lot number, and block number; 4. Locations and names of existing and proposed streets and ROW; 5. Building footprint or building site on each lot showing the placement of the building on the lot, proposed private open space, access to and private parking, areas to be landscaped, and proposed setbacks; 6. Location and width of private and common landscape areas; 7. Environmentally sensitive areas, required buffers, and setbacks; 8. Common and private open space and recreation areas; 9. Proposed density, open space, and recreation calculations; 10. Any other special setbacks proposed or required by the city; 11. Common and private parking areas for total site and each lot; 12. Preliminary design of proposed recreation area; 13. Identification of proposed building design or unit to be used on each lot; and 14. Location and size of drainage and water quality facility. F. Requirements for Landscaping Plan. All landscaping plans must be a minimum of eighteen inches by twenty-four inches. Upon written approval by the city, the applicant may increase the size of the landscaping plan to twenty-four inches by thirty-six inches. All plans are to be prepared by or under the supervision of a qualified expert in the field of landscaping or a landscape architect. The following features and information shall be shown on a preliminary landscaping plan for the proposed cluster alternative: 1. The name or title of the proposed cluster subdivision or short subdivision; 2. The date, north arrow, and scale; 3. Total site area,boundary lines of tracts, lot lines, lot number, and block number; 4. Locations and names of existing and proposed streets and ROW; 5. Building footprint or building site on each lot consistent with the preliminary site plan; 6. Location and width of landscape areas for the total site showing generally the type of materials, size, and quantity to be used to illustrate concept; 7. Streetscape planting such as street trees and/or other plantings to illustrate concept; 8. Typical lot detail for each building plan to be used showing such things as yard planting, screening, and fencing; 9. Fencing detail if proposed, landscaping entry ways, and identification signs with a sign detail showing size, type of materials used, and location; 19