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Section 914.14. - Site plan submittal requirements. (1) Purpose and intent. The purpose of this section is to ensure that all major and minor (including administrative approval) site plan applications include sufficient information and analysis for proper review and consideration in light of the comprehensive plan and land development regulations. (2) Applicability. All information required herein shall be provided as part of a complete site plan application. All major site plans shall be prepared and sealed by a Florida registered architect or engineer. (3) General submittal requirements. (a) Three (3) surveys meeting the minimum technical standards and containing the information required in section 914.14(9), are required for major site plans, and may be required by the community development director for minor site plans and administrative approvals. (b) Ten (1) plan sets containing all the information required in this section (914.14). If a formal pre - application conference was held for the project, the applicant shall submit a written response to each item in the project's pre -application conference discrepancy letter or a written description of all revisions made to the project plans since the pre -application conference review. (c) A completed and signed site plan application form (furnished by the planning division). (d) A completed and signed land clearing and tree removal permit application pursuant to Chapter 927, or a completed acknowledgement form (furnished by the planning division) stating that no tree removal and/or land clearing as defined in Chapter 927 is to take place on-site. (e) When applicable, a completed stormwater management application and two (2) copies of the stormwater report pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 930. (f) A landscape plan meeting the requirements of Chapter 926. (g) A copy of the deed for the subject property. (h) Written authorization from the property owner(s) if the applicant/agent is other than the property owner(s). (i) A concurrency certificate or evidence of application for a certificate. (j) For minor site plans and administrative approvals, the community development director or his/her designee may waive or modify submittal, information, tabulation, or any other application requirements if he/she deems that such information is not necessary or appropriate for a review of the proposed project. attic impact analysis or statement. All proposed developments which are determined to, cerate one thousand (1,000) trips per day or more, or generate between one hundred (100)1 I nine hundred ninety-nine (999) trips and are located at a critical transportation location, as ermined by the public works director, shall submit a traffic impact analysis pursuant to thel uirements of Chapter 952. All projects generating between one hundred (100) and nine{ idred ninetv-nine (999) trips shall submit traffic impact statements.l�� (1) A shared (non -concurrent) parking study shall be required where there is a proposal by the applicant to reduce normal parking requirements pursuant to section 954.08 of the land development regulations. (4) Conceptual site plans; submittal and informational requirements. (a) The intent of the conceptual site plan and process is to approve the use, scope, level of intensity, and scale of the proposed project. Also, the concept plan may address and allow approval of specific and detailed, project -wide, design requirements (eg. drainage, landscaping, parking provisions) that satisfy applicable development regulations. Such plans may be approved for the level of detail covered by the site plan application, as reviewed and approved by staff. Approval of the conceptual plan shall vest the project in relation to county development regulations, at the Page 1 P164