Ordinance 2536-01 - Laserfiche WebLink

E. Time Limits for Approval. A binding site plan decision with a previously approved site plan shall be issued by the city within thirty days. F. Expiration of Binding Site Plan Approval. Final binding site plan approval must be obtained within the time frames established for the previously approved site plan. If the binding site plan with the previously approved site plan is totally constructed, the time frame shall be three years from the date the city notifies the applicant that the application is complete, after which time the binding site plan approval will be void. No extension may be granted by the city to the applicant. EMC 18.20.050 Final application submittal requirements. A. Final Binding Site Plan Map. All final binding site plan maps shall be prepared by or under the supervision of a state of Washington licensed land surveyor. The final binding site plan map shall be drawn on mylar drafting film having dimensions of eighteen inches by twenty-four inches with a two-inch border on the left edge and one-half-inch borders on the other edges. Information required shall include,but not be limited to: 1. The name of the binding site plan; 2. Legal description of the property being subdivided; 3. The date, scale, and north arrow; 4. Boundary lines, rights-of-way for streets, easements, and property lines of lots and other sites with accurate bearings, dimensions of angles and arcs, and of all curve data; 5. Names and right-of-way widths of all streets within the parcel and immediately adjacent to the parcel. Street names shall be consistent with the names of existing adjacent streets; 6. Numbers of each lot and each block; 7. Approved site plan, or reference to approved site plan, or portion proposed for division with reference to the remainder of site that must be constructed per an approved site plan, cross easements, maintenance agreements, conditions, covenants and special restrictions either to be filed separately or on the face of the binding site plan; 8. Zoning setback lines and building sites when required by city; 9. Location, dimensions and purpose of any easements, noting if the easements are private or public; 10. Location and description of monuments and all boundary and lot corners set and found; 11. Datum elevations and primary control points approved by the public works department. Descriptions and ties to all control points will be shown with dimensions, angles, and bearings; 12. A dedicatory statement acknowledging public and private dedications and grants; 13. Parking areas, general circulation, landscaping area when required; 14. Proposed use and location of building when required; 15. Loading areas when required; and 16. Other restrictions, conditions, and requirements as deemed necessary by the city. B. Binding Site Plan Map for Residential Condominiums. The following additional map requirements apply to binding site plans for residential condominiums: 25