§ 25-3-23. DEVELOPMENT PLAN REQUIRED.

An applicant for a traditional neighborhood district shall prepare a Development Plan as part of the zoning application. The Development Plan must contain the following information:

(1)

locations and sizes of the Neighborhood Center Area, Mixed Residential Area, and, if applicable, Neighborhood Edge Area, Workshop Area, and Employment Center Area;

(2)

locations of major civic uses;

(3)

locations of commercial uses in Mixed Residential Areas;

(4)

layout of the transportation network for all modes of travel;

(5)

locations and sizes of private open space and public open space;

(6)

locations and descriptions of proposed major private open space improvements;

(7)

a construction phasing plan for major private open space improvements, if needed;

(8)

locations and types of drainage and water quality controls;

(9)

locations and types of environmentally sensitive areas, including critical environmental features, critical water quality zones, and water quality transition zones;

(10)

a tree protection plan, including an aerial photograph, that demonstrates that the design of the traditional neighborhood district will result in the reasonable preservation of protected trees and significant tree clusters;

(11)

the 100 year floodplain, as calculated to exist under fully developed conditions in accordance with the Drainage Criteria Manual;

(12)

the locations of major utility facilities and easements that are within or immediately adjacent to the proposed traditional neighborhood district;

(13)

preliminary architectural standards that are consistent with the architectural objectives of this chapter; and

(14)

all additional information required by the director to demonstrate compliance with the traditional neighborhood district concept.

Source: Section 13-9-13; Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 031211-11.