Pitman City Zoning Code
§ 35-11.1
Special Procedural Requirements.
[Ord. No. 3-2011]
a.
Application Requirement. An application for a permit to construct a use shall be accompanied by a plan for the proposed use of the entire tract or district for which the application or request is made and each such plan shall be subject to review and approval by the planning board and shall comply with all pertinent provisions of the zoning and subdivision ordinances.
b.
Plan Requirement. The request for permit shall be accompanied by the following information:
1.
A plan for the integrated development of the total area to be developed which shall be drawn to a scale of one inch to 50 feet and shall include among other things:
(a)
The location, boundaries, dimensions and ownership of the land to be included in the area for which application is made.
(b)
The location, use, dimensions and arrangement of all buildings, proposed building sites and open spaces, yards, accessways, entrances, exits, off-street parking facilities, loading and unloading facilities, pedestrian ways and buffer strips.
(c)
The capacity of all areas to be used for automobile access, parking, loading and unloading.
(d)
The character of the buffer areas and screening devices to be maintained, including the dimensions and arrangement of all areas devoted to planting lawns, trees or similar purposes.
2.
A description of the provisions made for sewage and waste disposal, water supply and stormwater drainage, including a suitable contour map of the area.
3.
A map showing the use and character of adjoining areas, including streets, buildings, topography and the ownership of adjoining properties.
4.
Information sufficient to demonstrate that satisfactory arrangements will be made to facilitate traffic movement on the streets adjoining the proposed use. These arrangements may include provision for necessary signalization, channelization, deceleration or turn-lanes, and added highway width.
5.
Sufficient data to enable the Planning Board to judge the effectiveness of the design and the character of the proposed use, its compliance with the requirements of this subsection, and to consider properly such things as its relationship to surrounding areas, anticipated traffic, public health, safety and welfare. If portions of the project are to be completed in successive stages, a less detailed sketch or layout of the areas not scheduled for immediate development will suffice initially, provided that when permits for further development are requested, a plan showing all of the required details shall then be submitted prior to the construction of any portion.