search icon

West Orange City Zoning Code

§ 25-51.3

Minor Subdivision Requirements.

[Ord. No. 2357-12 § 25-51.3]
A complete application for a minor subdivision shall include all applicable administrative requirements as delineated in subsection 25-51.2, any data that cannot be mapped, attached to the application form and the following information on one or more maps:
a. 
The entire tract including the proposed lots to be created as well as the remainder of the subject property, drawn at a scale of not less than one inch equals 100 feet. The boundary data shall be based on the most accurate information that is reasonably available such as tax map data, deeds or surveys.
b. 
The zoning district in which the subject property is located as well as all zoning district boundaries within 200 feet.
c. 
Key Map showing a sufficient number of natural and man-made features so that the subject property can be located in the field.
d. 
Tax Map Sheet Number(s) and filed map data, if applicable.
e. 
Existing and proposed block and lot numbers. (Proposed numbers). (Proposed numbers should be verified by tax assessor).
f. 
Zoning district dimension, setback and area requirements and the relationship of the subject proposal to those requirements.
g. 
Bearing and distance data for all existing and proposed lot lines as well as any lines to be deleted.
h. 
North arrow, signature block, graphic scale, title block, name of individual preparing the map together with the individual's raised seal and signature.
i. 
Date of map preparation and any revision dates.
j. 
Sewage disposal information for all proposed lots including the remainder of the tract.
k. 
The name of the owner of the subject property and all property owners within 200 feet.
l. 
All existing structures and wooded areas within the subject property as well as within 200 feet of same.
m. 
All roadways within 500 feet of the subject property showing the right-of-way limits as well as approximate pavement locations.
n. 
All waterways within 500 feet of the subject property showing the location, size and direction of flow.
o. 
The location of all easements, within the subject property and within 100 feet of same.
p. 
Four copies of a map, referred to as a "Run Card", depicting the location of all fire hydrants within the subject property, and depicting the surrounding streets, based on a scale of one inch equaling 400 feet, and contained on an 8.5-inch by eleven-inch paper within an area not to exceed 7.5 inches in width and eight inches in height.