14-20-202 SUBMISSION OF A PRELIMINARY PLAT

A. The subdivider of a proposed subdivision shall submit to the Planning Department a preliminary subdivision plan containing the following information: 1. The name and address of the subdivider and the engineer or surveyor preparing the plat. 2. The proposed name of the subdivision. 3. The legal description of the proposed subdivision. 4. A scaled drawing (not smaller than one hundred (100) feet to one (1) inch) of the subdivision, illustrating the boundaries, lot lines, streets, easements, all areas to be dedicated to the public, and other important features to be contained within the subdivision, with sufficient information to locate accurately the property shown in the plan. 5. The location, width, and other dimensions of all existing or platted streets, and other important features actually existing within the subdivision, such as water courses, buildings, power lines, storm drains, water and sewer lines, exceptional topography and any other notable features. 6. Existing sanitary sewers, storm drains, water supply mains and culverts within the subdivision, if any, shall be shown on the plat. 7. A north point and date. 8. The plat shall show existing and proposed contours of the entire proposed development at two (2)-foot intervals for average slopes less than ten percent (10%) grade, and five (5)-foot intervals for averages slopes over ten percent (10%) grade. 9. For developments in the Residential Foothill Subzone, the subdivider shall submit a plat or detail drawings of each lot, drawn at a scale no greater than 1"=10', with contours at two (2) foot intervals, showing precisely for each lot the following: (i) The “usable land” as defined in this Title, and (ii) The “minimum building pad” as defined in this Title. 10. All information required by §10-9a-603 of the Utah State Code. B. The subdivision plat shall be furnished to the City by the subdivider in such a number of copies as the City Engineer shall reasonably require. C. If the subdivision being submitted is only one phase of a larger development, then the entire intended subdivision shall be submitted to the City. It shall illustrate the total subdivision intended, including the street system envisioned for the entire area. D. For subdivisions where the average slope of the existing predeveloped topography exceeds fifteen percent (15%), the applicant shall submit a geotechnical report which identifies any known, mapped, or potential natural hazards including, but not limited to: surface fault rupture, slope stability, liquefaction, debris flow, or rock fall.