6-310.C.1. A vicinity map at a scale of not less than one inch equals one hundred feet (1" = 100');

6-310.C.2. Site boundaries and dimensions, shown in relation to existing and recorded section lines;

6-310.C.3. Topography, with contours at no greater than five foot (5') intervals;

6-310.C.4. Location and type of vegetation;

6-310.C.5. One hundred (100) year flood plain and high water areas;

6-310.C.6. Existing structures and their current uses;

6-310.C.7. Existing roads and road easements;

6-310.C.8. Alignments of existing utilities and utility easements; and

6-310.C.9. Such other data as may be required.

6-310.D.1. Proposed name of the development;

6-310.D.2. Identity of the subdivision of which the Planned Unit Development may be a part;

6-310.D.3. Locations, dimensions, and square footage of all lots or parcels proposed within the project and proposed use of all lots.

6-310.D.4. The location and size of all existing and proposed buildings, structures, and improvements;

6-310.D.5. Streets, walkways, and easements and areas to be reserved for public use; and

6-310.D.6. Proposed open spaces with an indication as to use and ultimate ownership, if applicable.

The following conditions shall be illustrated on separate maps unless otherwise approved by the Planning Director:

6-310.D.7. A summary of environmental conditions addressing, at a minimum, soil types and bearing capabilities; geologic hazard areas; high groundwater tables; slope steepness and potential erosion problems; flood prone areas; impacts on existing fish, wildlife, vegetation and wetland designations; and any other applicable environmental conditions;

6-310.D.8. Proposed grading plan with finished contours at no greater than five foot (5') intervals; and

6-310.D.9. The proposed utility distribution system showing the location and size of water supply and sewage disposal lines, storm sewers and other drainage facilities, electric, gas and telephone lines, and fire hydrants.

6-310.E.1. Preliminary architectural drawings depicting building mass and height for all new or remodeled buildings and the relation of buildings to the site’s natural features and buildings on adjacent properties.

6-310.E.2. A preliminary landscape plan depicting natural and proposed vegetation, identifying the spacing, sizes and a detailed listing of the sizes, quantities and types of landscaping material. In addition, the location, height, and size of proposed signs, lighting and advertising devices shall be shown.

6-310.F.1. An explanation of any modifications made to the PUD subsequent to conceptual plan approval and the reasons for those changes.

6-310.F.2. Detailed listing of any requested variances from the requirements of the underlying zone district and the project’s conformance with the PUD review criteria in Section 6-304 of this Division to obtain said variances.

6-310.F.3. A statement identifying the present and proposed future ownership and tenancy included in the PUD;

6-310.F.4. A development schedule indicating the approximate date when construction of the PUD, or stages of the development, can be expected to begin and be completed;

6-310.F.5. Copies of any special agreements, conveyances, restrictions, or covenants which will govern the design, use, maintenance, and continued protection of the architectural or landscape features of the PUD and any of its common areas, including open space;

6-310.F.6. Detailed summary of all proposed uses and areas within the PUD (including right-of-ways and other lands to be dedicated to the public), including the total area of the PUD; the proposed number of units or the amount of non-residential square footage to be built; the number of proposed lots in the PUD and their expected uses and areas; and the number of separate PUD filings anticipated; and

6-310.F.7. Analysis of the impact of the PUD on traffic circulation and calculating increased average and peak daily traffic volumes, and evaluating the capacity of the existing street system to handle the increased traffic.