Admin Order 58-96-26-F (2) - Laserfiche WebLink

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7.2.1 A site location and vicinity map; 7.2.2 A site development drawing at a standardized. engineering or architectural scale, such as 1 "= 40', containing the following site conditions: (a) soil type; (b) on-site elevations and/or topographic information adequate to determine drainage patterns and slopes; (c) hydrology, including surface drainage and wetlands; (d) existing vegetation; and (e) natural resource sites and designated buffer areas. 7.2.3 Plans that show site control measures for preventing erosion and sedimentation into the City's stormwater system and related natural resources, including supporting calculations, such as hydraulics and soil loss equation, and assumptions for the 5-year or 10-year storm event as required by City design policy; 7.2.4 Off-site and on-site access routes for construction and maintenance vehicles; 7.2:5 Borrow and waste disposal areas; 7:2.6 Debris and garbage disposal areas; 7.2:7 Vegetation specifications for temporary and permanent stabilization; 7.2.8 Construction schedule, including the implementation of construction site management practices and expected time period of land disturbing activities; 7.2.9 Manner of storage and disposal of materials (e.g., sand, lumber, insulation, paints,, thinners, fertilizers, fuels); 7.2.10 Temporary and permanent storm drainage facilities; 7.2.11 Measures to be undertaken to minimize the extent of exposed soils; 7.:2.12 Areas where consti action vehicles' wheels will be washed; and 7.2.13 Methods and places for concrete-wash disposal; 7.2.14 Disturbed areas and other areas that are physically protected from potential disturbance,. such as fencing. 7.3 Template. If the proposed construction is for one single family dwelling, or one duplex dwelling, the property owner need not utilize the services of a certified professional in the preparation of the Plan. A template plan may be submitted to satisfy Proposed Erosion Prevention Administrative Rule R-6.645 - 12 12/4/96