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m. Label adjacent subdivisions, streets, easements, water courses, acreage tracts, and other <br />natural and manmade features. <br />n. Show land contours at one foot intervals. <br />o. Identify required building lines adjacent to all existing or proposed public and private <br />streets and alleys. <br />p. If building locations are known, include the footprint of each building, indicating the <br />building type, building height, number of stories, floor area, and density of residential <br />development. <br />q. Show rights-of-way for all streets and alleys either existing or proposed within or adjacent <br />to the general plan boundaries. Indicate right-of-way width of all streets as identified in the <br />PICM. Identify whether streets are intended to be public or private. <br />r. Indicate approximate location, widths, and types for all easements whether existing or <br />proposed within or adjacent to the general plan boundaries. <br />s. Identify the location of all existing public utilities within or adjacent to the general plan <br />boundaries and how each phase of development will connect with those utilities. <br />t. Show approximate boundary of flood hazard area as taken from the official FEMA Flood <br />Insurance Rate Maps adopted by the city or other sources approved by the Director. <br />u. Stormwater drainage plan showing general drainage basins and possible location for on- <br />site detention if required. <br />v. Traffic study or written documentation from the Director that the development does not <br />necessitate a traffic study. <br />w. Other information required by the Director. <br />(e) Within thirty (30) days of submittal of an administratively complete application, the Director shall <br />schedule the General Plan on the Planning and Zoning Commission agenda for review by the <br />Commission. <br />(f) General applications shall comply with all applicable city ordinances and statutes prior to approval <br />by the Commission. The Commission shall review the General Plan and take one of the following <br />actions: <br />(1) Approve the General Plan as filed. Commission approval of the General Plan authorizes the <br />developer to file a Preliminary Plat or a Development Site Plan. <br />(2) Conditionally Approve the General Plan as filed, provided, the reasons for such conditional <br />approval are stated in writing and a copy of the statement is signed by the Chairman of the <br />Commission. Commission conditional approval requires submission of an amended General Plan <br />and additional documentation as specified by the Planning Commission for final Commission <br />10 <br />Thursday, June 09, 2016 <br />