Agenda - Public Works Committee - 12/13/2011

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• Proposed top of foundation (front and rear) • All entryways; including walkouts & low basement windows (lowest opening) • Existing and proposed along each side lot at the proposed front building line • Emergency overflow locations & spot elevations along common drainage swales, based on the approved grading plan • Spot elevations a distance of 100' beyond the property limits to identify off -site drainage considerations 8. Location and description of all easements and right-of-way 9. Location of curb & gutter or edge of traveled roadway; including top of curb or edge of bituminous elevations at the extension of side lot lines, the mid -point of the lot, and the existing or proposed driveway location 10. Note the percent driveway grade 11. On -site sewage treatment system location and potable well location, if applicable 12. Locations of proposed silt fence and existing developer installed erosion control measures on the lot. • An erosion control escrow must be posted prior to issuance of a permit, the amount of which is listed in the annual rates and fees adopted by the City Council. This requirement may be waived for single family residences and townhomes up to a 12 unit building if the subdivision has a Stage 1 surety on file with the City & the developer provides written authorization covering erosion control under their Stage 1 surety. A copy of the authorization must be filed with the permit. 13. An as -built certificate of survey (elevation certification) is required following the installation of the footings and foundation to confirm conformance with proposed structure elevations and setbacks. 14. Additional information as requested by the City Engineer Please note! Surveys that do not include the above information or are not in compliance with the approved eradine plan may be rejected and sent back for revision. If sienificant differences exist from the approved eradine plan, a new eradine plan may be required. B. Survey benchmarks shall be identified on certificate of survey — Benchmark must be referenced from the nearest hydrant to proposed structure. C. Field hubs shall be placed on site by a licensed surveyor to show top of foundation elevation and setbacks. Review of Certificate of Survey The Planning Division will review the Certificate of Survey to ensure compliance with required information to be provided, and development, subdivision, and zoning requirements. The proposed lot grading will be reviewed by our City's Engineering Department to verify compliance with the approved development grading plan and City grading standards.