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c. Proposed landscaping areas or other screening or buffer improvements, including location, height and type of perime- ter or ornamental walls, fences, landscaping, including berms and other required screening devices. d. Irrigation method utilized and source of water. e. Location of mangroves, specimen trees, historical trees or other protected trees as specified in the Indian River County Tree Protection Ordinance. f. Transition grades to all abutting properties. 4. Water, Sewer, Solid Waste, and Other Utility Facilities. a. Existing water and sewer lines within the boundaries of the site and within two hundred (200) feet of the property or proposed connection to public water and sewer connection. b. Existing un -site sewage disposal systems and water supply wells within two hundred (200) feet of the property. C. General locations of all proposed water and sewer lines, utility/power poles, underground power- lines, telephone and television cable transr:,ission lines, and other transmission or generation facilities, and all proposed utility ease- ments. d. location of all proposed >7ater well5, private wa5tewater treatment facilities, aa5 trans7,15sion lines, fire hydrants or other sinilar facilities or services, e. Solid waste storage locations and the method of storage and screening identified. khere duspsters are utilized, the location and paving naterial of the pad shall also be shown. f. All proposed and existing utility rights-of-way and ease- ments. g. The applicant shall sub7it the inforr-ation required in items (1) through (5) in the Indian River County Water and Sewer Franchise regulations (Ord. 72-8, as revised April, 1978) to the Utility Services Division, when the project proposes to utilize public or private water franchise and/or sewerage system. 23.2 H. Drainage Plan. 1. Major Site Plan All major site plans shall provide a drainage plan which includes all of the information and calculation requirements of the Indian River County Stormwater Management and Flood Water Protection Ordinance prior to receiving site plan approval. The applicant may submit such a plan with the site plan application or following the approval of a preliminary drainage plan. In lieu of providing a complete drainage plan with the application for site plan approval, the applicant may submit a preliminary drainage plan to be evaluated by the Technical Review Committee. All prelimi- nary drainage plans shall include the following information: 1. A soil boring log meeting the requirements of the Indian River County Stormwater Management and Floodwater Protection Ordinance. 2. Percolation tests pursuant to procedures established in the Indian River County Stormwater Management and Floodwater Protection Ordinance. 3. A written opinion from a professional engineer (or architect if under one acre) licensed in the State of Florida -11-