§ 152.050. Concept maps.

A concept map shall be a conceptual sketch plan. In addition to the following requirements of divisions (A) through (N) of this section, a concept map shall contain any other items deemed necessary by the Planning Director to describe the essential features of the property and the proposed uses and development:

(A)

Major natural features, for example, streams, trees, earthquake faults, solar considerations, and the like;

(B)

The topographic contours and sources of contour information;

(C)

A rough lot layout, including the approximate lot size;

(D)

The vehicular access, including approximate proposed road and driveway grades;

(E)

The existing and proposed equestrian and hiking trails and pedestrian and bicycle paths;

(F)

The location of all existing and proposed utilities and easements;

(G)

The location of existing structures and buildings, including structures of historical significance;

(H)

The location of existing and proposed building sites and driveways;

(I)

The existing and proposed conservation easements and public areas;

(J)

The name and address of the map preparer, owners, and subdivider;

(K)

The scale, north point, and date of preparation;

(L)

A key map clearly defining the location of the property with respect to surrounding roads;

(M)

An outline of the proposed geotechnical report; and

(N)

A report on the adequacy of the utilities to the proposed land division or subdivision:

(O)

Natural land features study pursuant to Section 152.024 of this chapter for land divisions and subdivisions located within Town and state scenic corridors; and

(P)

Location of proposed septic drain fields, and septic drainfield expansion areas.

(1975 Code, § 9-1.401) (Ord. 1982-305, effective 4-8-82; Am. Ord. 1988-367, effective 6-9-88)