1.

One or more scaled drawings or maps (one inch equals twenty feet unless size dictates a more appropriate scale), clearly showing the following:

2.

Vicinity map, north arrow, scale, accurate shape proportion and dimensions of the site, name of property owner, developer and person drawing map.

3.

Existing and proposed topography of the site and the surrounding area at least two-foot contour intervals showing the location of existing woodlands, streams, and other significant features of the land.

4.

Location and dimensions of existing and proposed buildings, structures, curb cuts, driveways, off- street parking and loading areas, signs, walls, fences, screen planting, landscaping, pedestrian walks, open space, and recreational areas for use by employees, residents, tenants or the general public.

5.

Proposed storm drainage plan.

6.

Proposed traffic circulation system where any part of the land is to be used by motor vehicles.

7.

Proposed dedication of land for public use, including streets, easements, park and school sites.

8.

The location of all existing and proposed power lines, gas lines, sewer and water lines, and the location of any easements to be granted for these utilities.

9.

Drawings showing the proposed appearance of the buildings, structures and grounds after the completion of all buildings and structures and the establishment of the uses proposed on the land.

10.

A statement of the area of land involved in the site, the number of acres and percentage designated for each proposed land use including public facilities, the percentage of the site proposed to be covered by buildings, the total number of dwelling units proposed, the number of dwelling units proposed per acre, the area proposed to be devoted to open space, the area proposed to be paved for parking, driveways, loading space, sidewalks, the total number of parking spaces for the use proposed, the number of employees excepted per shift, the total floor area of proposed commercial uses (or seating capacity for places of assembly, restaurants, indoor entertainment uses, etc.) and the proposed manner of illumination of signs.

11.

Restrictions on the use of property including proposed restrictive covenants.

12.

Plans for the protection of abutting properties.

13.

Written request for exceptions to or variations from the requirements of the zoning ordinance, if any are being requested.

14.

A statement defining the manner in which the city is to be assured that all improvements and protection devices, such as buffers, fences, etc., are to be installed and maintained.

15.

Such other additional information as may be reasonably required by the commission to accomplish the purpose of the site plan review function.