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g. Approximate building area by use category; <br />h. Area and percentage of site as water; <br />8. Existing site conditions: <br />a. Waterbodies; <br />b. Area and location of jurisdictional wetlands shown on aerial photograph or survey; <br />c. Native vegetation coverage; <br />d. Protected trees or tree groupings; <br />e. Topography and drainage features (including canals and ditches), soil types; <br />f. Listed historical or archeological features or such features known or evident to the <br />developer; <br />g. Wells, free-flowing or valved; <br />h. Buildings, structures, or driveways and their disposition (to be removed, to remain, to <br />be altered); <br />i. Utilities services and facilities, including water, sewer, electric, telephone, cable; <br />j. Easements. <br />9. Vehicular and pedestrian systems, circulation plan, including typical or potential travelway <br />surface(s) and right-of-way widths, proposed connections to existing streets and the planned <br />street network in the vicinity of the project. Existing streets and driveways within three <br />hundred (300) feet of the project area. <br />10.ChaA traffic impact analysis if required by the Chapter 952 reg ulations, in accordance with the <br />pter 952 regulations! <br />11. Vicinity map, showing the land area within three quarters (g/) of a mile of the project area. <br />12. Proposed stormwater management design and a signed and sealed letter from a <br />professional engineer certifying that the conceptual stormwater management plan will be <br />able to meet all applicable stormwater management and flood protection criteria of Chapter <br />930 relating to the retention/detention requirements of the appropriate Land Development <br />Regulations. Unless requested by the applicant and approved by the Public Works Director, <br />the conceptual plan shall in no way be construed as a final design as required by Chapter <br />930. The results of the drainage study required under Chapter 930 shall govern the <br />retention/detention areas of the final site plan or plat. <br />13. When development or alteration of jurisdictional wetlands is proposed, the applicant shall <br />provide the environmental planner with a qualitative assessment of the existing wetlands <br />and indicate on the plans if wetlands mitigation is proposed on-site, off-site, or is to be <br />satisfied by payment of a fee -in -lieu of direct mitigation. <br />a. If on-site mitigation is proposed, the applicant shall indicate if restoration and/or creation <br />of wetlands is proposed, the approximate area and location of such restoration and/or <br />creation, the type of wetlands to be restored or created, and alteration/mitigation area <br />ratios. <br />b. If off-site mitigation is proposed, the applicant shall indicate the off-site area(s) to be <br />used for mitigation and the information in subsection a., above. <br />c. If a fee -in -lieu of mitigation is proposed, the applicant shall provide an estimate of the <br />fee amount, based on the assessed value of the project site and the area of wetlands <br />to be impacted (reference subsection 928.06(5)). <br />Page 3 <br />P166 <br />