A. When the owner of the property or his/her authorized agent makes formal application for site plan review, the application shall contain at least the following exhibits and information:
1) A fully executed and signed copy of the application for site plan review.
2) Two (2) copies of the site plan drawn at a scale sufficient to allow review of the items listed under the preceding general standards, but at not more than 50 feet to the inch for that portion of the total tract of land being proposed for development, and showing the following:
a. Owner’s name, address and signature.
b. Names and addresses of all abutting property owners.
c. Sketch map showing general location of the site within the town.
d. Boundaries of all contiguous property under the control of the owner or applicant regardless of whether all or part is being developed at this time.
e. The zoning classification of the property.
f. The location of all existing and proposed buildings (including size and height), access points, driveways, sidewalks, parking spaces, loading areas, open spaces, large trees, open drainage courses, service areas, and easements.
g. The location of all buildings within 200 feet of the parcel to be developed and the location of intersecting roads or driveways with 200 feet of the parcel.
3) Building plans showing, as a minimum, the first floor plans, all elevations and proposed materials and colors of all structures.
4) Copies of any proposed or existing easements, covenants, deed restrictions, etc.
5) Copies of applicable State and Federal approvals and permits, provided however, that the Board may approve site plans subject to the issuance of specified State and Federal licenses and permits in cases where it determines that it is not feasible for the applicant to obtain them at the time of the site plan review.
B. The Board shall require the following submissions where it determines that, due to the scale or nature of the proposed development, such information is necessary to assure compliance with the intent and purposes of the Ordinance.
1) Existing and proposed topography of the site at two foot contour intervals.
2) The bearings and distances of all property liens and the source of this information and a plot plan certified by a licensed surveyor.
3) A storm water drainage plan showing:
a) The existing and proposed method of handling storm water run-off
b) The direction of flow of the run-off through the use of arrows
c) The location, elevation, and size of all catch basins, dry wells, drainage ditches, swales, retention basins, and storm sewers.
d) Engineering calculations used to determine drainage requirements based upon a 10-year storm frequency, if the project will significantly alter the existing drainage pattern due to such factors as the amount of new impervious surfaces (such as paving and building area) being proposed.
4) A utility plan showing provisions for water supply and waste water disposal including the size and location of all piping, holding tanks, leach fields, etc., and showing the location and nature of any solid waste collection facility and all electrical, telephone and any other utility services to be installed on the site.
5) A landscaping plan keyed to the site plan and indicating the varieties and sizes of trees, shrubs, and other plants to be planted on the site and other landscaping arrangements.
6) The location, size and character of all signs.
7) An erosion and sedimentation plan showing plans for before and after construction. Approval from the appropriate State or Federal Soil and Water Conservation agency in this area is required.
8) Lighting plans showing the location, type, radius and intensity in footcandles of all exterior lighting.
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