E.    Director of Recreation Services;

    F.    U.S. Post Office (manufactured home parks only);

    G.    Electric power company;

    H.    Gas company (manufactured home parks only);

    I.    Telephone company (manufactured home parks only);

    J.    Building official;

    K.    Cable company (manufactured home parks only); and

    L.    Other agencies or public offices affected by the proposed development. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-28(b))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The director of planning shall consider a written report from each of the agencies and offices enumerated in Section 16.20.040 as to whether the information and data shown on the preliminary development plan and the associated documents indicates that the proposed manufactured home park or camping park will be consistent with and promote the objectives set forth in this title and the policies and requirements for the development set forth in the ordinances of the city. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-28(c))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    After considering the written reports and after considering any objections from the agencies listed, the director of planning shall thereupon approve, conditionally approve or disapprove the preliminary development plan. Conditional approval may be given in instances where only minor deficiencies are present. In other cases, the preliminary development plan shall be approved unless, in the judgment of the director of planning, the manufactured home park or camping park proposed by the preliminary development plan would in one or more respects violate the spirit or letter of this title or any applicable law or ordinance, or unless the preliminary development plan and the associated information is lacking or inaccurate so as to make a decision on the substantive issues difficult or impossible. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-28(d))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The approval of a preliminary development plan shall be effective for a period of one year; at the end of which time, final approval on the manufactured home park or camping park must have been obtained from the director of planning. Any plans for a manufactured home park or camping park not receiving final approval within the period of time set forth in this section, shall be null and void, and the developer shall be required to resubmit a new development plan for preliminary approval, subject to all new zoning restrictions and other regulations. In the event the final plans cover only a portion of the territory covered by the preliminary development plan, the approval of the preliminary development plan shall be automatically renewed for additional one-year periods following the approval of each phase of development, unless the director of planning notifies the developer to the contrary. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-28(e))(Ord. 11- 2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    Every development plan shall conform to existing zoning regulations applicable at the time of proposed final approval. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-28(f))(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    Following the approval of the preliminary development plan, the applicant, if he wishes to proceed with the manufactured home park or camping park shall file with the director of planning, an application for final approval of the development. The application shall:

    A.    Be made on forms available at the office of the director of planning;

    B.    Be accompanied by a minimum of eight copies of the final development plan as described in this chapter;

    C.    Comply in all respects with the preliminary development plan, as approved, except that the final development plan may constitute only a portion of the territory covered by the preliminary development plan. If the final development plan does not conform to the preliminary development plan, the director of planning will decide if the change is substantial enough to warrant another preliminary development plan submission;

    D.    Be accompanied by a detailed estimate of all the manufactured home park or camping park improvement costs, the estimate to be prepared by a professional engineer licensed to practice in the state;

    E.    Be accompanied by a final development plan review fee in the amount set by ordinance of the City Council, and provided for in Title 4 of this code.

    F.    Provide evidence satisfactory to the director of planning that adequate access has been provided and that all proposed roadways within the manufactured home park or camping park conform to the minimum standards adopted by the city. All roadways within manufactured home parks and camping parks shall remain private and the city shall be under no obligation to repair, maintain or accept any dedication of such roads to the public use;

    G.    If the developer proposes to utilize adjoining property for water lines, drainage, sewer lines, power lines or other utilities, the developer shall provide copies of binding easements of not less than fifteen feet in width for the proposed facilities from each property owner over whose land the services extend;

    H.    Provide evidence satisfactory to the director of planning that the developer has adequate financial resources to develop and complete any facility proposed or represented to be the responsibility of the developer, including but not limited to water systems, sewage systems, drainage systems, street and roadways;

    I.    Provide verification from the director of planning that the manufactured home park or camping park construction plans, the final development plan and the final drainage reports have been reviewed and approved and that the proposed sewage collection system and water distribution system together with all transmission and treatment facilities meet with city, state and federal standards;

    J.    Provide verification from the city building official that the plans for buildings, or other facilities for which building permits must be obtained, have been reviewed and approved; and

    K.    Be accompanied by any other information consistent with this title and any other published rules and regulations which may be pertinent or relevant to the evaluation of the application. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-29(a))

(Ord. No. 10C-94, Amended, 11/04/94)(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    After receipt of the final development plan and all supporting documents, the director of planning shall review the submittal for completeness and for conformance with the approved preliminary development plan and all requirements to and seek comments from any other agency and official from whom approval is required or necessary. Provided the final development plan and all supporting documents are complete and in accord with the provisions of this title, the director of planning shall approve the final development plan within fifteen days after all documents have been filed. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-29(b))(Ord. 11- 2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    All improvements required in this chapter shall be guaranteed.

    A.    The applicant may post a performance bond, at the time of application for final development plan approval, in an amount estimated by the city engineer as sufficient to secure to the city the satisfactory construction and installation of the incompleted portion of required improvements. The performance bond shall also secure all lot improvements on the individual lots of the manufactured home park or camping park as required in this chapter.

    B.    The performance bond shall comply with all statutory requirements and shall be satisfactory to the city attorney as to form, sufficiency, and manner of execution as set forth in this chapter. The period within which required improvements must be completed shall be specified by the zoning officer and shall not in any event exceed two years from the date of final approval.

    C.    The bond shall be approved by the zoning officer as to amount and surety and conditions satisfactory to the zoning officer. The director of planning may, upon proof of difficulty, extend the completion date set forth in the bond for a maximum period of one additional year. The city council may, at any time during the period of the bond, accept a substitution of principal or sureties on the bond upon recommendation of the city attorney, city manager, director of planning and city engineer. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-36(a))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    All required improvements shall be made by the applicant, at his expense, without reimbursement by the city, or any improvement district therein, except that the city may share in the cost of required off-site improvements when such are of an unusual nature and not consistent with the character and/or size of normally required improvements. The cost sharing shall be in accordance with policies and rules properly adopted by the city council. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-36(b))(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    In those cases where a performance bond has been posted and required improvements have not been installed within the terms of the performance bond, the city council may thereupon declare the bond to be in default and require that all the improvements be installed regardless of the extent of the development at the time the bond is declared to be in default. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-36(c))(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    If the director of planning finds that a developer is not able to post a performance bond, the director of planning may require the developer to use one of the improvement guarantee techniques set out in Sections 16.24.050 through 16.24.070. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-36(d)(part))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The developer shall deposit cash, or U.S. Government bonds, either with the city council or in escrow with a bank. The terms of the escrow, the use of collateral other than cash, and the selection of the bank with which funds are to be deposited are subject to the approval of the city council. Where an escrow account is to be employed, the developer shall file with the director of planning his agreement with the bank guaranteeing the following:

    A.    That the funds in the escrow account are to be held in trust until released by the director of planning and may not be used or pledged by the developer as security for any obligation during that period;

    B.    And that in case the developer fails to complete the required improvements, the bank shall immediately make the funds in escrow available to the city for the completion of the improvements. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-36(d)(1))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The developer may offer as a guarantee land or other property, including U.S. Government bonds. A qualified real estate appraiser shall establish the value of any real property so used and in so doing, shall take into account the possibility of a decline or rise in the value of the property during the guarantee period. The director of planning reserves the right to reject the use as collateral of any property when the value of the property is unstable, when the property may be difficult to sell, or when other factors exist which will inhibit the city from exchanging the property for an amount of money sufficient to complete the required improvements. When property is offered as an improvement guarantee, the developer shall:

    A.    Execute an agreement, on a form acceptable to the city attorney, with the escrow agent when it is not the city instructing the agent to release the property to the city in case of default. The agreement shall be placed on file for record;

    B.    File with the director of planning an affidavit affirming that the property to be used as a guarantee is free and clear of any encumbrances or liens at the time it is to be put in escrow;

    C.    Execute and file with the director of planning an agreement stating that the property to be placed in escrow as an improvement guarantee will not be used for any other purpose, or pledged as a security in any other matter, until it is released by the director of planning. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-36(d)(2))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    Subject to the approval of the city council, the developer may provide an irrevocable letter of credit from a bank or other reputable institution or individual. This letter shall be deposited with the zoning officer and shall certify the following:

    A.    That the creditor guarantees funds in an amount equal to the cost, as estimated by the director of planning and the city engineer of completing all required improvements;

    B.    That if the developer fails to complete the specified improvements within the required period, the creditor will pay to the city immediately, and without further action, such funds as are necessary to finance the completion of those improvements, up to the limit of credit stated in the letter;

    C.    That this irrevocable letter of credit may not be withdrawn, or reduced in amount until released by the director of planning. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-36(d)(3))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The director of planning may approve any combination of the foregoing requirements that will insure the completion of the improvements incident to the proposed manufactured home park or camping park. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-36 (d)(4))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The improvement guarantee shall be submitted to the city attorney for approval by the director of planning prior to the director of planning issuing approval of the final development plan regardless of which method of guarantee is selected. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code §15-36(e))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The building official shall provide for inspection of required improvements during construction to ensure completion to the city's satisfaction. The applicant shall pay to the city inspection fees in an amount of two and one-half percent of the estimated construction cost of all improvements except those improvements for which other permit fees have been established. These fees shall be due and payable upon application for permit to construct the various types of improvements. All costs for testing of materials and installations shall be promptly paid by the developer or his agent when such services are billed. If the city engineer finds upon inspection that any of the required improvements have not been constructed in accordance with the city's construction standards and specifications, the applicant shall be responsible for correcting the improvements. Whenever the cost of improvements is covered by a performance bond, the applicant and the bonding company shall be severally and jointly liable for completing the improvements according to specifications. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-37(a))(Ord. 11- 2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    A.    Upon request by the developer, the director of planning and the building official shall, after making final inspection, file with the director of planning a statement either certifying that the improvements have been completed and are in compliance with appropriate specifications and requirements or listing the defects and deficiencies in the improvements.

    B.    If the director of planning and the building official have certified that the contracted improvements are complete and free from defect, the director of planning shall release the improvement guarantees.

    C.    After receipt of certification by the director of planning and the building official that the improvements are complete and free from defect and, upon proper application being made and appropriate fees paid, the director of planning shall issue a license to operate the park. (Ord. 6B-79§ 1 (part): prior code § 15-37(b))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    In addition to the requirements established in this chapter, all manufactured home parks and camping parks shall comply with the following laws, rules and regulations:

    A.    All applicable statutory provisions;

    B.    The city zoning ordinance, building and housing codes and all other applicable laws of the city;

    C.    The official master plan, public utilities plan and capital drainage systems, and parks shown on the master plan as adopted;

    D.    The special requirements of this chapter and any rules of the health authority and/or any appropriate health agencies;

    E.    The standards and regulations adopted by the director of planning and all boards, commissions, agencies and officials of the city; and

    F.    Final development plan approval may be withheld if it is not in conformity with the above guides or policy and purposes of this title. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-43)(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The lot arrangement shall be such that there will be no foreseeable difficulties in positioning the manufactured homes on the lots and providing driveway access to the off-street parking from the roadway. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-44(a))(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    Lot areas and dimensions shall comply with the minimum requirements of the zoning ordinance. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-44(b))(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    Manufactured home lots shall not derive access from any city street, county road or state highway. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-44(c))(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    Each manufactured home lot shall be provided with the following improvements:

    A.    Minimum ten-foot wide paved driveway and two paved automobile parking spaces. Parking spaces shall measure not less than eight feet six inches by eighteen feet.

    B.    Storage facilities for tenants shall be provided on each manufactured home space by the tenant or the developer or provided by the developer in compounds conveniently placed near manufactured home spaces. Storage spaces shall contain a minimum of fifty square feet per manufactured home lot and shall be constructed of suitable weather resistant materials appropriate for the use and maintenance contemplated. Tenant storage facilities shall be disregarded under manufactured home space requirements.

    C.    Each manufactured home space shall be provided with a minimum ten foot by fifteen foot patio pad composed of concrete, brick, concrete block or other hard surface material and a hard surface walkway, not less than two feet wide, from the patio to the roadway.

    D.    All manufactured home developments shall require of tenants or provide for the skirting of all manufactured homes within their developments. The skirting shall be done so that it is compatible with the manufactured home unit's materials and it shall be of a finished nature. Concrete blocks shall not be allowed. Composition building board and raw wood shall not be used as skirting unless finished with a weatherproof material.

    E.    All manufactured home spaces shall be provided with a method or means of tying down the individual unit to provide stability against high winds and adverse weather conditions and all manufactured homes shall be secured to the space by this method. The developer shall design this method in accordance with the requirements of the building official and shall submit, with his final development plan, drawings and details of his methods of securing the manufactured homes. The requirement for tie-down provisions may be met by the developer requiring each tenant to provide same at the individual's own expense or by the developer accomplishing same at his expense.

    F.    All yard areas and other open spaces not otherwise paved or occupied by structures shall be sodded and/or landscaped and shall be so maintained. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-44(d))(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    A.    The developer of any manufactured home park shall, at his own expense, install the following improvements according to the specifications and under the inspection of the city:

    1.    Water distribution system including laterals to each manufactured home site with an individually metered water service connection;

    2.    Sewage disposal system including laterals and connecting facilities to each manufactured home site;

    3.    Drainage structures, storm sewers and other drainage facilities;

    4.    Concrete curbs, gutters and sidewalks;

    5.    Asphalt paved roadways;

    6.    Fire hydrants;

    7.    Street name signs;

    8.    Fencing where required;

    9.    Hard surface pedestrian walkways linking manufactured home lots to common areas, recreation and service facilities;

    10.    Off-street parking, in addition to required off-street parking on individual lots, shall be provided at the rate of one space for each full-time employee plus one space for each four hundred feet of gross floor area used for recreation, office or cultural activities;

    11.    General outdoor lighting of sidewalks, general parking and storage areas, and lighting of the development entrance and exit. The level of lighting shall provide at night a minimum average illumination of 0.3 footcandles;

    12.    General storage areas, in addition to auto parking requirements, for accessory vehicles such as campers and boats. The minimum area required for general storage shall be three hundred square feet for each ten manufactured home spaces. No accessory vehicles shall be parked or allowed on individual manufactured home lots. The storage areas required by this subsection shall be in addition to those required for off-street parking;

    13.    Refuse storage area either on each individual manufactured home lot or in common refuse storage areas each serving no more than fifteen manufactured home lots, and so located so that no manufactured home space is more than one hundred feet from a common storage area. A common refuse storage area base shall be a four-inch concrete slab and shall be enclosed by walls or screens and have a means or method of raising any individual refuse containers off the ground at least eight inches;

    14.    Minimum open area for common use of the residents in the development shall be not less than ten percent of the gross area of the development. Common open space shall be calculated as any open unoccupied area remaining after the manufactured home lots, buildings, roadways, parking areas, general storage areas, common refuse storage areas and the required permanent perimeter area have been deducted. The open space shall be sodded and/or landscaped or otherwise designed and made available for recreational use;

    15.    Buildings or structures enclosing management offices, recreational facilities, laundry and cleaning facilities may be permitted, but not required, in the development, subject to the restriction that it shall not occupy more than ten percent of the developer's gross area and be subordinate to the development's residential character and be restricted to serve the needs of the residents with no visible evidence of any commercial activity.

    B.    All required public improvements shall be contained within appropriate easements deeded to the city prior to final approval of the manufactured home park construction. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-45)(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    A.    The developer shall, at his own expense, cause the installation of the following public utilities, together with appropriate connection facilities, to be made available to each manufactured home space within the manufactured home park:

    1.    Electrical distribution system;

    2.    Telephone communication system;

    3.    Gas distribution system; and

    4.    Cable television system.

    B.    All public utilities, including services, shall be installed underground. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-46)(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The developer of a proposed manufactured home park shall pay to the city an amount established by ordinance of the City Council and provided for in Title 4 of this code for the purpose of assisting in developing City parks and recreational facilities.  Such payment shall be made prior to the issuance of any permits to construct. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-47(a))(Ord. No. 10C-94, Amended, 11/04/94)(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    Payments made under the requirements of Section 16.24.190 shall be made payable to the city. The director of planning shall receive such funds and deposit them with the city treasurer, who shall in turn deposit the funds in any city approved and designated financial institution within the city. Such funds shall be deposited to special interest-bearing escrow accounts. The status of these accounts shall be reported annually to the city council and shall be made available to the recreation board of trustees and the general public. Funds may be withdrawn from the special escrow accounts by the city council, for the specific purposes of acquiring lands for park and recreation sites respectively and of making improvements to the sites. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-47(b))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    A.    Payment for parks and recreation facilities may be reduced or exempted by the city council in the case of a developer's proposal to provide adequate and approvable parks and recreational facilities within the development. Such proposals shall be reviewed by the recreation board of trustees prior to action thereon by the city council.

    B.    Payment for parks and recreation facilities may be reduced or exempted by the director of planning when previous payments and/or dedications have been made as provided in the subdivision regulations. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-47(c))(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a- 2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    A.    Space Arrangement. The space arrangement shall be such that there will be no foreseeable difficulties in positioning the camping units on the spaces and providing driveway access to the off-street parking from the roadway.

    B.    Space Sizes. Space areas and dimensions shall comply with the minimum requirements of the zoning ordinance.

    C.    Access to Spaces. Camping spaces shall not derive access from any city street, county road or state highway.

    D.    Distance from Service Building. No unit space serving a dependent travel trailer, dependent truck camper, tent or tent trailer shall be located farther than three hundred feet radially from a service building. Unit spaces farther than this distance must be designated for and be used by self-contained units only.

    E.    Tent Spaces. Each designated unit space provided for tents shall be provided with a table and provisions for fire building and easy access to disposal of liquid and solid wastes.

    F.    Parking Spaces. Each unit space serving a travel trailer, truck camper or tent trailer shall be provided with a paved parking space, adequate in size to accommodate the camping unit together with a paved parking space to accommodate the towing vehicle. Unit spaces designated for tents shall be provided with paved parking spaces for one vehicle each. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-48)(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The developer of any camping park shall, at his own expense, install the following improvements according to the specifications and under the inspection of the city:

    A.    Water distribution system including laterals to each unit space serving an independent travel trailer or independent truck camper. Tent and tent trailer spaces may utilize a central watering facility provided it is not farther than one hundred feet from the farthest unit;

    B.    Sewage collection system including laterals to all unit spaces designated for independent travel trailers or independent truck campers;

    C.    Drainage structures, storm sewers and other drainage facilities;

    D.    Asphalt paved roadways;

    E.    Fire hydrants;

    F.    Fencing where required;

    G.    General outdoor lighting of walks, general parking and storage areas, and lighting of the development entrance and exit. The level of lighting shall provide at night a minimum average illumination of 0.3 footcandles;

    H.    Each recreational camping park shall provide a service building which shall be equipped with toilet and bath facilities for each sex; the number of facilities required shall be in a ratio as stated in the following table:

Note:    For determination of the needed plumbing fixtures, all unit spaces not served by a sewer connection and within three hundred feet radially of the service building will be considered as available for utilization of dependent travel trailers, truck campers, tents and tent trailers.

    1.    Each water closet shall be in a private compartment.

    2.    A sound-retardant wall shall separate the toilet facilities for each sex when provided in a single building.

    3.    Each bath or shower shall be in a private compartment.

    4.    A slop sink(s) shall be provided for disposal of liquid wastes, and for cleanup and maintenance of the service building(s).

    5.    The service building shall be of permanent construction and be provided with adequate light, heat and positive ventilation in shower and bathing areas.

    6.    Interior construction of the service building shall be cleanable and provide moisture resistant materials on walls, ceiling and floors.

    7.    All windows, doors or other openings shall be screened or insect entry prevented.

    8.    All plumbing shall conform to the city's plumbing code.

    9.    Hot and cold running water shall be provided at all times in the service building.

    I.    Each unit space designated for an independent travel trailer or independent truck camper shall be provided with an appropriate electrical service. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-49)(Ord. 11-2007, Amended, 11/06/2007; Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The preliminary development plan shall be a neat and legible drawing of one or more sheets measuring twenty-four inches by thirty-six inches. The scale of the map shall not be more than one hundred feet per inch. The following items shall be included on the preliminary development plan:

    A.    Name of development, date, label "Preliminary Development Plan," scale and north arrow;

    B.    Name, address and phone number of property owner and developer, if other than owner;

    C.    Name, address and phone number of person or firm responsible for preparation of the plan;

    D.    Names, rights-of-way widths and dimensions of all streets, alleys and direction of any major adjacent features such as railroads, drainageways, etc.; type and general location of structures and facilities on adjacent properties;

    E.    Boundaries of the development will be drawn to scale showing all bearings and distances to the nearest one-hundredth foot;

    F.    The development plan shall show all existing on-site physical features such as streams, wooded areas, fences and structures;

    G.    Ground contours at two-foot intervals. Contours shall be accurate to within one-half contour and elevations shall be based on Coast and Geodetic Survey sea level data. Assumed data shall not be permitted. U.S.G.S. quad maps shall not be accepted as evidence for topographical contours. Topographic contours on all preliminary development plans shall correctly depict land contours;

    H.    Layout of proposed lots or sites including approximate dimensions of lot lines, lot numbers and setback lines;

    I.    On the map shall be shown proposed public dedication, if any, within and adjacent to the site; the proposed location, dimensions and use of all buildings and structures to be located on the site. Locations of manufactured homes or camping units shall be shown on the map or detailed drawings provided showing the manner in which the lots or sites are to be improved and the manufactured homes or camping units positioned;

    J.    On the map shall be shown location, quantity and a typical stall dimension of off-street parking and loading facilities; points of ingress and egress from the site, including widths of drives; internal circulation; refuse collection areas and fire lanes; off-site improvements; and all necessary public improvements;

    K.    On the map shall be shown proposed location of open space and recreation facilities; location and height of screening walls;

    L.    On the map shall be shown a legal description including the section, township and range in which the development is located; a location plan showing the project centered in a one-square-mile area with major streets labeled thereon; and gross area of the project; and

    M.    Additional notations and information as may be required. (Ord. 6B-79 § 1 (part): prior code § 15-56)(Ord. 11a-2005, Amended, 11/15/2005)

    The final development plan shall be accurately and legibly prepared in black, waterproof ink upon one or more sheets of polyester film measuring twenty-four inches by thirty-six inches. A marginal line shall be drawn completely around each sheet leaving an entirely blank margin of two inches on the left side and one-half inch on all other sides. The scale of the map shall be not more than fifty feet per inch. The particular number of the sheet and the total number of sheets and the relations of each adjoining sheet shall be clearly shown by a small key map on each sheet. The following items shall be included on the final development plan:

    A.    Name of development, date, label "Final Development Plan," written and graphic scale and north arrow. The title of each sheet of the final development plan shall consist of the name of the development conspicuously placed on the sheet;

    B.    An accurate and complete boundary survey shall be made of the land to be developed. A traverse of the exterior boundaries of the tract, and of each block, when computed from field measurements on the ground, must close within a limit of one foot to ten thousand feet in perimeter. The boundary of the development shall be clearly indicated on the final development plan;

    C.    The final development plan shall show all survey and mathematical information and data necessary to locate all monuments and to locate and retrace any and all interior and exterior boundary lines appearing thereon including bearings and distances of straight lines, and radii, lengths, tangent distances and deflection for all circular curves. Where, under unusual circumstances, curves other than circular are used, the final development plan must indicate type of curve and pertinent data;

    D.    All lots and parcels for any purpose shall be particularly delineated and designated with all dimensions, boundaries and courses clearly shown and defined. Sufficient linear, angular and curve data shall be shown to determine readily the bearing and length of the boundary lines of every lot and parcel which is a part thereof. All lots and wherever practicable, larger parcels, in their entirety shall be shown on one sheet. Ditto marks shall not be used for lot dimensions. All lots shall be nu