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12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. be Ce do j · Crown of street at each lot line extended, or top of curb. Existing and proposed at all major corners of proposed structure. Proposed lowest floor. Proposed garage floor. Proposed top of foundation. The top and toe of all other slopes. The proposed mid-point or proposed critical point along each property line. Any break in grade on adjoining lots within 25 feet (25') of the property line of the subject lot. Existing and proposed elevations at any point along the property line intersected by an adjoining property line. The top of foundation of any existing buildings located on adjacent lots. (See attached sample survey) Proposed retaining walls to be constructed as part of the final grading, showing location, top and bottom elevations (retaining walls over 48 inches of height require guard rails) . The proposed disposal of drainage and surface water, indicating direction of surface water drainage by arrows. Garaqe must be noted alonq with driveway location and percent ~ope. Proposed driveway slopes shall not exceed ten percent (10%) as measured in a straiqht line from qaraqe slab to top of curb. DRIVEWAYS SHALL BE NO LESS THAN FIVE (5) FEET FROM A/~Y SIDE PROPERTY LINE. Proposed slope or grade of ground for a distance of not less than twenty-five feet (25') in front of and in back of the proposed structure. Ail existing wetlands, ponds, streams and lakes. For ponds and lakes, the normal water level and the 100-year flood elevation must be indicated on the survey. This information can be obtained from the City Engineer's office. Erosion control measures. For those lots abutting lakes, streams and wetlands, the applicant may be required to submit a cash escrow to the City to insure that adequate erosion control measures are established and maintained throughout all phases of construction until permanent turf has been established on the subject property. 2