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Site Plan Review Chapter 917 Application Reviews <br /> <br /> Page 917-13 <br />requested by the Community Development Director such as a traffic impact <br />study. <br />2. Site Plan, Landscaping Plan and Lighting Plan <br />a. The location of existing and proposed structures, with the number of dwelling <br />units and/or non-residential floor area. <br />b. All setback lines. When lots are located on a curve, the width of the lot at the <br />building setback line shall be shown. <br />c. Proposed street rights-of-way road or utility easements, or other reservations of <br />land on the site; <br />d. Street layout and grades with centerline elevations <br />e. Sidewalk or path location, width and material. <br />f. Proposed curb cuts, aisles, off-street parking and loading spaces and dimensions. <br />g. The location, species and size of plantings. The location, height and material for <br />berms, walls and fences. <br />h. A tree preservation plan; <br />i. The location and method of screening of outdoor trash storage and recycling <br />areas. <br />j. The location and size of all proposed signs. <br />k. The location and height of exterior lights, including a photometric diagram; <br />l. Elevation views of all proposed buildings or structures, with building materials <br />and proposed colors noted; <br />m. A site development staging plan, if applicable. <br />n. If proposing a building addition, a floor plan with the interior dimensions for <br />each floor. <br />3. Grading and Drainage <br />a. Proposed grades showing topographic alterations, proposed methods for <br />managing surface water, drainage calculations and a surface water pollution <br />prevention plan. <br />b. Top of curb in front of each lot at corners and the high side of driveways; <br />c. Major (lowest floor) building corners; <br />d. Lot corner elevations, building setback lines, and a building pad layout showing <br />hold-down elevations and finished garage elevations, lot drainage patterns and <br />driveway slopes. <br />e. Storm sewer alignment and features; <br />f. Elevations and boundaries related to lakes, wetlands and ponds including the <br />ordinary high-water level; <br />g. Wetland delineation boundaries; <br />h. Other related information as may be required by the City Engineer; <br />4. Public and Private Utilities