1. North arrow, scale, date, title, and name of owner;

2. Accurate site plan (at a scale of 1" = 20' or larger, or as appropriate for the scale of development) showing the location of property lines and their dimensions;

3. Existing and proposed water courses, drainage features, streets, sidewalks, utility lines and easements, and other public or semi-public improvements within or adjacent to the site;

4. Delineation of existing residential structures, if any, on adjacent properties;

5. All existing plant material to be removed or retained and delineation and specification of protection methods for plant materials to be retained;

6. Existing and proposed elevations at sufficient locations of the site to show drainage patterns;

7. Contour lines when the slope exceeds 6%;

8. Existing and proposed buildings and other structures, paved areas, curbs, walks, light standards, signs, fences and screen walls, and other permanent features to be added and/or retained on the site;

9. Calculation of total site area, setback areas, required buffer areas, paved vehicular use areas, required proportional landscape areas, and required plant quantities and types;

10. Location, type, and quantity of any soil amendments;

11. The location, approximate mature size, and type of all plant materials graphically depicted on the plan;

12. Complete description of plant materials shown on the plan, including common and botanical names, quantities, spacing, container or caliper size at installation, and mature height and spread;

13. Irrigation plans showing location and type of all outlets (spray, bubbler, drip, etc.); location and size of water meter or other connection; location, type, and installation details of backflow prevention device; and delineation of each watering zone or circuit; and

14. Landscape areas where xeriscape principles are to be applied shall be clearly delineated in the plan submittal; and native and nonnative species plants should be clearly distinguished. (Ord. M-3643, 2004)