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10. The plan and profile of each proposed street and improvement to existing streets such as deceleration or turn lanes (indicating the existing ground surfaces and proposed street grade surfaces including extensions for a distance of fifty (50) feet beyond the tract boundary) with tentative finished grades indicated, and lot grading plan and including easement work, clearing and grubbing, and structural details of facilities in right-of-way; 11. A typical cross-section of each type of proposed street or bikeway, showing the width of pavement, the location and width of sidewalks, where required, and right-of-way; 12. Proposed erosion control facilities and the limits _ of earthwork construction, both as to final construction and for protection during construction; 13. Plans for street lighting landscaping, parks, recreational areas and parking area. The plans shall have applicable approvals of all governmental agencies which are affected by the construction and have jurisdiction; 14. Projects engineered by more than one firm shall be coordinated by a single engineering firm or an engineer of record appointed by the developer; 15. A certificate from a surveyor registered in the State of Florida that a concrete permanent reference marker has been located in the public right-of-way at a corner point of the subdivision near the entrance way of the proposed subdivision. The permanent reference marker shall be identified on the plat of the subdivision and shall be used to establish the grade level for all improvements in the subdivision; 16. Where the design of the subdivision includes man- made canals or waterways, plans of the proposed construction will be included and shall indicate: a. All bulkhead lines; b. Detailed cross-sections showing proposed depths; c. Location of hard pan, muck or soil conditions; and d. Details of bulkhead construction. 295 existing and other unique