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6 <br />LA515\1\1066805.v2 <br />9. Existing easement locations. <br />10. Existing parks, streets and utility easements. <br />11. Delineated wetlands and water bodies, including ordinary high water <br />elevations and floodplain boundaries as applicable. <br />12. Sewage treatment systems and/or well locations. <br />13. Location and size of existing sewers, water mains, wells, culverts, or other <br />underground utilities within the tract and to a distance of 150 feet beyond <br />the tract; the data as grades, invert elevations, and locations of catch basins, <br />and manholes shall also be shown. <br />5. Drainage, grading and erosion control plans, if applicable. <br />6. Existing and proposed lowest floor elevations for each lot. <br />7. Soil testing for the installation of subsurface sewage treatment system, if applicable. <br />8. If driveways to a state or county highway are required, driveway permits or a letter <br />of intent to approve said driveways from the applicable road authority. <br />9. Any additional information if deemed necessary and required by the city. The city <br />may waive for good cause certain information requirements not pertinent to the <br />particular minor subdivision request. <br />4. Review of minor subdivision. <br />1. Review by staff and other commissions or jurisdictions. The city shall refer copies <br />of the preliminary plat to the city engineer, planner, attorney, the watershed district, <br />and the appropriate county, state, or other public agencies for their review and <br />comment. The city shall instruct the appropriate staff persons to prepare technical <br />reports, where appropriate, and to provide general assistance in preparing a <br />recommendation on the action to the planning commission and council. <br />2. Public hearing set. Upon receipt of a complete application, the city shall set a public <br />hearing following proper hearing notification. The planning commission shall <br />conduct the hearing, and report its findings and make a recommendation to council. <br />Notice of said hearing shall consist of a legal property description and a description <br />of the request, which shall be published in the official newspaper at least ten days <br />prior to the hearing and written notification of said hearing shall be mailed at least <br />ten days prior to the hearing to all owners of land within 350 500 feet of the <br />boundary of the property in question. Public hearings shall follow the hearing <br />process outlined in LEC 105.12.250. Failure of a property owner to receive said <br />notice shall not invalidate any such proceedings as set forth within this title. <br />3. The planning commission shall make a finding of fact and recommend such actions <br />or conditions relating to the request as it deems necessary to carry out the intent and <br />purpose of this title. <br />4. The city council shall not approve a minor subdivision until it has received a report <br />and recommendation from the planning commission and city staff, or until 60 days <br />after the first regular planning commission meeting at which the request was <br />considered. <br />5. Approval of a minor subdivision shall require passage of a resolution by a majority <br />vote of a quorum of the city council. <br />6. Prior to certification by the city of the approval of the minor subdivision, the <br />applicant shall submit the final plat for signature, supply the easement documents