§ 25-3-192. PERMITS.

(A)

A building permit is required for a structure within a traditional neighborhood district.

(B)

A construction permit is required for development of more than 1000 square feet of site area if a building permit is not otherwise required.

(C)

A plot plan must be submitted with the building or construction permit application. A building or construction permit may not be issued unless a plot plan complies with this chapter and Title 25 (Land Development). A plot plan must provide the following information, if applicable:

(1)

all information required by Chapter 25-11 (Building, Demolition, And Relocation Permits; Special Requirements For Historic Structures) or 25-12 (Technical Codes) to be on a plot plan;

(2)

locations and types of easements;

(3)

the locations of proposed utility connections;

(4)

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

(5)

building location and gross building square footage;

(6)

proposed use that complies with the Land Use Allocation Map;

(7)

number of bedrooms;

(8)

locations, quantity, and dimensions of sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, driveways, parking areas, parking spaces, and off-street loading areas;

(9)

information that shows compliance with accessibility requirements;

(10)

landscaping, screening, and fencing;

(11)

locations of protected trees, significant tree clusters, and 8-inch survey trees;

(12)

an erosion and sedimentation control plan;

(13)

lot size, setbacks, building height, building coverage, and impervious coverage; and

(14)

other information that may be required by administrative rules.

(D)

A building or construction permit may not be issued unless the Architectural Control Committee of the Property Owners' Association has certified that the proposed development complies with the architectural standards.

Source: Section 13-9-102; Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 031211-11; Ord. 041202-16.