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Lone Oak City Zoning Code

§ 16

DEVELOPMENT PLAN.

(1) 
Review Process.
The development plan review process shall include review by the Planning and Zoning Commission[,] referral by the Planning and Zoning Commission to the City Council with a recommendation, and review and final approval of the development plan by the City Council.
(2) 
Courtesy Notice.
A courtesy notice, issued at least ten (10) days prior to Official action by the Planning and Zoning Commission, shall be provided to all property owners within two (200) hundred feet of a proposed project for which a planned development site plan has been submitted.
(3) 
Modifications.
The Planning and Zoning Commission may recommend, and the council may require such modifications of a development site plan that will ensure the proposed project will be in harmony with the existence and anticipated development of surrounding areas.
(4) 
Requirements
(a) 
General information: eight (8) copies of development site plan; vicinity map or adequate reference to intersecting streets to locate specific property; north arrow, date, scale, (not less than 1' = 100' [1" = 100']).
(b) 
Site/Adjacent Property Information: Site, indicating boundaries and project phase lines, if any; public or private rights-of-way and easements on site or abutting or intersecting the site; adjacent properties with zoning and existing uses identified.
(c) 
Building layout: Existing and proposed structures, showing approximate outline of perimeter walls and including distance to property line and other structures; front, side and rear building setback lines; proposed category of use or uses of structures; elevation views or renderings indicating architectural design, building material proposed and window orientations (one copy required); number of stories, in height and feet gross floor area; location of entrances and exits.
(d) 
Circulation and Parking: Location, dimensions and proposed construction of all streets, private drives, alleys, parking areas and drive approaches; street drives and alleys which are adjacent to or dead-end into the site, including the location of existing and proposed median opening and left-turn lanes in boulevard streets; number of dimensions of parking spaces and width of drive approaches and aisles; sidewalks and other faculties for pedestrian circulation; location, width and curve radii for required fire lanes.
(e) 
Drainage/Utilities/Services: Existing and proposed topography, reflecting, proposed handling of on-site surface drainage; limits of the 100-year floodplain and floodway as shown on current FEMA mapping, including location and acreage; proposed improvements and method of maintenance for any drainage channels; existing and proposed water and sanitary sewer layout; existing and proposed fire hydrant locations; proposed locations for solid waste container pad.
(f) 
Screening/Open Space/Recreational Faculties: Location, height and building material for height, location and type of any proposed berms or living screens; location and size (if applicable) of proposed recreation facilities (swimming pool, tennis courts, etc.); location of open play areas and playgrounds with play equipment landscape plan.
(g) 
Living Units: Table showing type of units by size, number of bedrooms, and number of each type; floor plans for all units.
(5) 
Administrative Action.
Upon approval of a development site plan by the City Council and approval of the preliminary plat, application may be made for the permits and certificates necessary for construction. Subsequent to such approval, minor changes may be authorized by the Planning and Zoning Commission when such changes will not cause any of the following circumstances to occur:
(a) 
A change in the character of the developments.
(b) 
An increase in the ratio of the gross floor area in structures to the area of any lot;
(c) 
An increase in the intensity of use;
(d) 
A reduction in the originally approved separations between buildings;
(e) 
An increase in the problems of circulations, safety, and utilities;
(f) 
An increase in the external effects on adjacent property;
(g) 
A reduction in the originally approved setbacks from property lines;
(h) 
An increase in ground coverage by structure;[.]
(Ordinance 109A-2018, sec. 16, adopted 5/19/18)