Ordinance 2536-01 - Laserfiche WebLink

city, the applicant may increase the size of the map to twenty-four inches by thirty-six inches. All maps are to be made by or under the supervision of a registered Washington State licensed surveyor, engineer, architect or land planner. The following shall be shown on supplemental maps for proposed preliminary subdivision or short subdivision applications: 1. The name or title of the proposed subdivision or short subdivision; 2. The date, north arrow and scale; 3. Total site area, boundary lines of tracts, lot lines, lot numbers,block numbers; 4. Location and name of existing and proposed streets and ROW; 5. Existing structures and setbacks; 6. The location of driveways, existing and proposed; 7. All easements and uses; 8. Existing and proposed utility services; 9. Fire hydrant location and distance to building sites; 10. Field topography at five-foot contours, Everett city datum; 11. Environmentally sensitive areas tracts with buffers, open space, greenbelts, recreation tracts, and all easements; 12. Proposed storm water drainage facilities (detention and treatment) tracts and landscaped areas; and 13. Location of all trees larger than twelve inches in diameter showing which trees will remain and which trees will be removed. The city may require a tree hazard evaluation report by an expert on trees. E. Site Development Plan Requirements for Easement Access, Panhandle Lots, Setback Modifications, and Lot Variances. The following features and information shall be shown on a preliminary development plan proposed for subdivision or short subdivision: 1. The name or title of the proposed 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. Location and name 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, curb cut with access to private parking, landscaped areas, proposed setbacks, and the approximate location of contiguous dwellings; 6. Preliminary landscaping plan with location and width of private and public common landscape areas; 7. Environmentally sensitive areas, required buffers, and setbacks; • 8. Common and private open space and recreation areas; 9. Any other special setbacks proposed or required by the city; and 10. Common and private parking areas for total site and each lot. EMC 18.08.030 Review process for administrative preliminary subdivisions. A. Required Review Process. An administrative preliminary subdivision application of fifty lots or less shall be reviewed as a Review Process II as defined in Title 15 of this code, as amended, with the following added or changed procedures: 5