36.070 Site Features Mapping
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A. Site Features Map Required. Concurrent with the submission of a Concept Plan application, the applicant shall prepare and submit a site features map. The purpose of the site features map is to identify and locate site features to facilitate creation of a site development design that mitigates impacts to the natural and cultural features of the development area, and reduce risks associated with flooding, high ground water, unstable soils, wave, and lake ice action. The site features map shall identify and locate the following features in and immediately adjacent to the development area:
1. property boundaries; 2. compromise elevation and settlement boundary; 3. streams, rivers, lakes, tributaries, wetlands, and other hydrologic features; 4. riparian areas; 5. known habitat of endangered, threatened, or State sensitive species; 6. topographic contours at five feet or closer intervals; 7. limits of all floodplains; 8. water supply source protection areas; 9. general vegetation characteristics, including significant stands of trees and significant individual trees; 10. general soil types; 11. existing and planned public and recreational access and uses; 12. cultural and historical resources; 13. existing road structures; and 14. potential connections with existing trails and public open space areas.