14-2-304 ACCOMPANYING MAPS AND DRAWINGS REQUIRED
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All plans, maps, drawings, and illustrations shall conform to Chapter 15 - Design Standards for Non-Single Family Development, and to all other provisions of this Title, and shall be prepared and drawn to a standard scale large enough to show details clearly with dimensions thereof. Said plans, maps, drawings, and illustrations shall be stamped by a licensed Architect, Engineer, Landscape Architect, and Surveyor, as applicable, in accordance with the laws of the State of Utah and the provisions of this Title. The following shall be included:
A. For Final Review:
1. Written, typed, statement describing overall project intent and scope of work. Provide statements of building use, number of units, occupancy, area tabulations, parking, and landscape tabulations, etc.
2. A vicinity map showing site orientation and location in relation to City streets.
3. A certified topographical boundary survey of the existing site prepared and stamped by a licensed surveyor drawn to scale with two-foot (2’) contours, which includes:
a. Complete address(es) and parcel number(s).
b. Lot/parcel size and property lines with dimensions, etc.
c. Footprint(s) of all existing buildings, structures, and other improvements on the site, including but not limited to, paved surfaces, driveways, walkways, fences, retaining walls, features, etc.
d. Existing utility locations.
e. Existing public infrastructure improvements (i.e., curb, gutter, sidewalk, streets) together with existing easements and rights-of-way.
f.
Existing drainage facilities.
g. Existing vegetation.
h. Existing on- and off-street circulation and parking.
4. Proposed Site Plan:
a. Drawn to scale, north arrow, legend, and date of drawing.
b. Complete address(es) and parcel number(s).
c. Lot/parcel size and property lines with dimensions, etc. (consistent with the submitted Survey).
d. Proposed footprint(s) of all buildings, structures, and other improvements on the site, including but not limited to, paved surfaces, driveways, fences, retaining walls, etc.
e. Location and types of proposed fencing and screening, if applicable.
f.
Design of ingress and egress to provide a functional onsite traffic flow and
to prevent interference with traffic on adjacent streets.
g. Proposed off-street parking and loading facilities.
5. Proposed landscape plan, including but not limited to, the location and types of landscaping, plant materials list, details of installation, irrigation systems, etc.
6. Proposed utility plan including, but not limited to, the location of proposed utilities (i.e. power, water, sewer, gas, communications, storm drains) and other public infrastructure improvements (i.e. curb, gutter, sidewalk, streets) together with existing easements and rights-of-way.
7. Proposed grading plan including, but not limited to, existing and proposed contours, spot elevations, etc.
8. Preliminary drainage plan.
9. Proposed demolition plan, if applicable.
10. Floor plans and building elevations.
11. Architectural drawings, sketches, or perspective drawings of the exterior elevations of proposed buildings, structures, etc. Physical or digital material board representing types, textures, and colors of materials to be used.
12. Other pertinent building features.
B. For Existing Developments:
1. The Planning Director and/or the City Engineer may waive the submittal requirements listed under section 14-2-304(A) above, if all three (3) criteria are met:
a. The site is an existing development.
b. The change of use does not include significant work including additions, remodels, structure modifications, etc.
c. The intensity of the use is comparable or less to the former use in terms of parking, screening, utility capacity, etc.
C. For Building Permit Review:
1. All final construction documents including detailed development of all items required for Final Review, as determined by State Code.
2. Documentation showing compliance with County Flood Control requirements.
3. Surface and subsurface drainage, including catch basins, piping and detention basins.
4. Landscaping and sprinkler plans and details of installation prepared by a landscape architect or licensed landscape installer.