§ 7-2004. Preliminary and final site development plan requirements.  


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  • A.

    [Preliminary and final site development site plan.] .....A preliminary and final site development plan, prepared by a certified or licensed engineer, surveyor, architect, or landscape architect, shall be required for the following development proposals to ensure that the development fully complies with all applicable requirements of this zoning ordinance and of other applicable laws, regulations and standards:

    1.

    Any single-family attached or multifamily residential development;

    2.

    All nonresidential uses;

    3.

    Development which requires off-site improvements involving the expenditure of public funds;

    4.

    Any change in use, as determined by the zoning administrator, pursuant to section 5-1003 of this ordinance;

    5.

    For any property for which a change in zoning has been approved by the board of supervisors.

    B.

    Exceptions.

    1.

    Bona fide agricultural activities; and

    2.

    Silvicultural activities.

    C.

    Preliminary conference.

    1.

    A preliminary conference with planning and zoning staff shall be held prior to the submission of a preliminary site development plan. The applicant shall present a conceptual or schematic plan showing such items as:

    a.

    Boundary lines of the subject property.

    b.

    Existing land conditions, existing topography at a maximum of ten-foot contour intervals and soils information.

    c.

    General layout design of what is proposed, on a scale of at least one (1) inch to one hundred (100) feet.

    d.

    Building setback lines.

    e.

    Zoning of the subject property and adjacent parcels.

    f.

    Location of entrances and points of ingress and egress.

    2.

    The preliminary conference shall serve to provide guidance towards site design and compliance with site development requirements. (7-7-05; 7-19-18.)