(1) Be prepared by an architect, engineer, landscape architect, or other qualified professional at a scale appropriate to the magnitude of the project which will permit notation of all required data. A signature block of the person preparing the site plan shall be included along with the person’s address and phone number;

(2) Contain a project title centered across the top of the plan sheet;

(3) Be prepared on plan sheets measuring at least 24-inch by 36-inch in size;

(4) Be arranged so that the top of the plan represents north, or if otherwise oriented, is clearly and distinctly marked along with the date of preparation and a vicinity map identifying the location of the subject property;

(5) Be accompanied by an electronic submittal of the site plan;

(6) Show boundaries and dimensions graphically, and contain a written legal description of the property; and show a written and graphic scale;

(7) Show the present and proposed topography of the area by contour lines at an interval of not more than two feet; and spot elevations of completed improvements;

(8) Show the location, type and size of existing utilities, culverts, and easements on or adjacent to the site;

(9) Show, by use of directional arrow, the proposed flow of storm drainage from the site including drainage/retention ponds. Provide the supplemental stormwater information as required by City/County regulations, and provide on the site plan a site summary table which indicates: the area and percentage of the site proposed for development as buildings; development as a paved surface, undeveloped and planted with grass, ground cover, or other similar vegetative surface;

(10) Show the location and setback of existing and proposed structures indicating the number of stories, gross floor area, and location of all entrances to all structures. If the site is to be razed, the existing structures may be omitted;

(11) Show the location and dimension of existing and proposed curb cuts, curb radii, access aisles, off-street parking (including signage and parking spaces designated for the disabled), loading zones and walkways (including wheelchair ramps);

(12) Indicate the location, heights, and material for screening walls and fences;

(13) List the type of surfacing and base course proposed for all parking, loading, and walkway areas;

(14) Identify names and dimensions of all existing and proposed streets, including rights-of-way extending through or adjacent to the site;

(15) Show the location and size, and provide a landscape schedule for all perimeter and interior landscaping including grass, ground cover, trees and shrubs;

(16) Identify location, type, height, square footage and illumination of existing and proposed signage;

(17) Show and dimension the required number of off-street parking spaces, aisles, medians, and drives;

(18) Show the proposed type, location, height, directions, and intensity of illumination of proposed exterior lighting;

(19) Show the location, size and method of screening of trash storage areas;

(20) Identify any restrictions as shown on a recorded plat of subdivision;

(21) Identify boundary of the 100-year floodplain and base flood elevation;

(22) Identify location, type, and area of on-site sewage disposal systems;

(23) Identify location, dimension, and size of proposed recreation areas, open spaces, and other required amenities and improvements;

(24) Include a drainage report as required by the applicable Department of Public Works;

(25) Architectural elevations, including a description of the exterior types of building materials and finishes;

(26) Include a stormwater management plan if required by Chapter 13.35 TMC; and

(27) Other information, as may be required by the Planning Director, in order to ensure the intent and purpose of this chapter are met.