Requirements
– Show the north arrow.
– Adjacent streets and/or landmarks need to be labeled.
– Sidewalk and curb (if required).
– Drawing to be scaled between a 20 and 40 scale.
– The Fire Marshall shall review the site for fire hydrant location and requirements for fire sprinkling.
– Show lateral and water meter locations and the sizes, lateral material type shall conform to City standards up to the meter and through and past the utility easement. This must include the meter, piping, and box.
– The connecting water main locations and size must be shown to scale.
– Grease trap locations shall be shown for all proposed restaurant and industrial usages, including a sampling manhole per city standards.
– The sewer lateral must be shown to the sewer main, closest manholes are helpful with elevations.
– Detention basin calculations should be submitted for a ten-year storm, with orifice plate size given.
– The outlet from the basin should be shown to the storm drain main.
– Flood zone issues.
– Will flooding from the detention basin cause damage to the site?
– Sites greater than one acre must have a SWPPP and appropriate forms to the city and state.
– Is information given for storm water utility areas and BMP’s?
– Show spillway location and elevations.
– Show the volume of the detention basin.
– Secondary water connection should be shown to ensure no connection to culinary.
– If the property/site is adjacent to a UDOT right-of-way, then UDOT must have an opportunity to review and provide written determination.
– Radius corners need to be adequately sized to meet UDOT and city standards.
– Parking stalls must be properly sized and quantities correct.
– Travel paths in the parking lot must be adequately sized.
– Are driveway cuts needed?
– ADA stalls and signs are required.
– Traffic study if required.
– Show all easements both deeded or dedicated
-The perimeter bearings and distances must be shown.
– Does the property need to be subdivided.
– Any slopes must be within reasonable ranges, 0.5% min., ADA 1:20 (5%) max without handrail; 1.12 (8.3%) with handrail.
– Cross slopes in parking areas should not be greater than 4%.
– Are retaining walls needed? If so, details need to be submitted.
– Possible geotechnical study required when hazards are on the proposed site: flood zones, slope overlays, and fault overlays.
– Benchmarks must be shown.
– Show parking lot lighting with a photometric lighting plan.
– Show trash receptacles and detailed enclosures.
– Mail boxes.
– Show detached signage, if any.
– Landscape plan.