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Site plan review checklist

This Form and any required site plan MUST be completed in full and turned into Flushing
Township 25 DAYS BEFORE THE SCHEDULED Zoning Board of Appeals meeting date
to insure all Board members have the necessary information:

Date of Next Meeting: ____________________ Date Paid: _________________


Amount Paid: ______________
Receipt #: ________________
Paperwork Due By: _____________________

SITE PLAN REVIEW CHECKLIST

Name of Applicant: _____________________________________________________________

Mailing Address: _______________________________________________________________

Property Address: ______________________________________________________________

Parcel Number: ________________________________________________________________

Proposed Use: _________________________________________________________________

Existing Zoning: ________________________________________________________________

Section 20-1902 Site Plan Review Requirements:

Before any Building Permit shall be issued, a site plan drawn to a scale of one (1) inch equals
twenty (20) feet, and at least two (2) copies of this site plan shall be submitted to the township
clerk. Such site plan drawing shall contain ALL of the following information:

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PLEASE PLACE AN ANSWER IN EVERY BOXUNDER PROPOSED.

DETERMINATION OF
ORDINANCE PROPOSED
COMMISSIONERS

(a) Statistical data including:


number of dwelling units, size of
dwelling units (e.g., one-bedroom,
two-bedrooms, and three-
bedrooms), if any, and total gross
acreage involved. In all other
cases, the location, type,
horsepower, fuel, dimensions, and
other data of all machinery to be
used on the proposed site.
(b) The location of principal and
accessory buildings on the lot and
the relationship of each structure
to the other.
(c) Vehicular traffic and
pedestrian circulation features
within and without the site.
(d) The location and dimensions
of all off-street parking areas
including maneuvering lanes,
service lanes, off-street loading
spaces and other service areas
within the development.
(e) The location, dimensions and
proposed use of all on-site
recreation areas, if any.
(f) The location of all proposed
landscaping, fences or walls.
(g) The height and dimensions of
all structures.
(h) Front, rear and side elevations
of any typical structure proposed
for development.
(i) The location and capacity of
private or public water and
sanitary services and solid waste
disposal facilities servicing the
site.

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(j) The locations, dimensions and


lighting of all signs.
(k) The location, intensity and
orientation of all lighting.
(l) A location map indicating the
relationship of the site to the
surrounding land use for an area of
not less than one (1) square mile.
(m) A physiographic map
showing the natural topography,
the soil types, and suitability for
intended use, natural features such
as wood lots, lakes, drains,
streams, and ditches, and surface
coverage data (such as paved areas
and structures) related to storm
water runoff characteristics.
(n) The site plan shall be sealed
by a professional engineer,
architect, landscape architect or
community planner.
(o) Location and size of interior
and exterior areas and structures to
be used for storage use,
loading/unloading, recycling, or
disposal of hazardous substances.
(p) Location of all underground
and above ground storage tanks for
such uses as fuel storage, waste oil
holding tanks, chemical storage,
hazardous waste storage,
collection of contaminated storm
water or wash water, and all
similar uses.

(q) Location of exterior drains,


dry wells, catch basins,
retention/detention areas, sumps
and other facilities designed to
collect, store to transport storm
water or waste water. The point of
discharge for all drains and pipes
shall be specified on the site plan.
(r) Delineation of areas on the site
which are known or suspected to
be contaminated, together with a

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report on the status of site cleanup.


(s) Submission of the “Hazardous
Substances Reporting Form for
Site Plan Review.”
(t) Submission of the
“State/County Environmental
Permits Checklist.”
(u) 100 year floodplain.
(v) Topographic lines at 1’
intervals.
(w) Proposed and existing utilities
including water, sewer, storm
water and lighting.
(x) Driveway location.
(y) Current zoning of parcel and if
the proposed use is not permitted
in the district the parcel is zoned,
an indication as to the proposed
zoning. (Amended by adoption
July 25, 2002).
(z) Statement on the plan as to
whether wetlands exist on the site.
(Added by adoption July 25,
2002).
(aa) Easements impacting
property.
(bb) Underground utilities present
on property.

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NOTE: Review Act XVIV for additional information.

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:

Date Submitted: ______________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

Revised: 07/19/2018

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