Administrative Adjustment - Currituck County Government

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Cul-de-sac not less than 150’ in length AND must terminate in ‘hammer-head’ with 120’ width; ‘Y’ turnaround with60’ width; OR cul-de-sac with 96’ width (6.2.1)Location and type of signs – site identification, street name, directional (6.2.1)Landscaping plan, including street trees (6.2.1), major arterial screening (5.2.8), farmland compatibility (5.11.5),and heritage tree inventory and protection plan (7.2.3)Blocks (SFO, MXR, GB, CC, VC)- 200’ min; 1000’ max (6.2.2)All utilities shall be underground (6.2.3)Utility easements shown (6.2.3)Reserve utility open space, 20+ lots (6.2.3)Schedule and summary of open space recreational improvements (playgrounds, recreation fields, trail system, etc.)and open space table including open space required; open space provided; upland open space required; uplandopen space provided (6.4.4 and 7.1.3) (Minimum: Residential districts = 30%; Mixed Use 20% of which 35% mustbe active recreation)Recreation and Park Area Dedication (6.5) (single parcel – even if phases; ½ can be water; reasonable location; access toall lots via street)Upland = .0255 acres per dwellingWater feature = .0275 acres per dwelling unit (max 50%)OR Payment-in-lieu (6.5.4)Adequate public facilities (6.6)No more than 24” of fill for septic system (7.3.3)SFR – FLNSV or dune line shown (7.4.6)Wetlands or land regularly underwater shall not be included in determining minimum lot area (10.3.3)404 Wetlands maximum 50% of minimum lot area (10.3.3)5’ non-access easement on most travelled street for double frontage lots (10.3.3)Sight triangles (70’ x 10’) (10.3.4)Preliminary PlatCompatible with Land Use PlanContour intervals of 1’Soils map with typeProposed utilities shown (wells, culverts, utility lines, fire hydrants)Building setback lines shownProposed location of areas to be dedicated for public/private useProposed location of areas to be used for non-residential and multi-family purposesLetter of commitment from central water and sewer service providersSUITABLE ARHS site evaluations for each lot OR sewer availability letter for existing wastewaterProposed grading and drainage plan, including property line swales, ditch grades and slopes, driveway culvertelevations, and run-off calculationsCorp of Engineer permit for 404 fillSUP criteria met (2.4.7)Proposed road, stormwater infrastructure, and utility construction drawings (2.4.8)Proposed street grade, design data for street corners and curves, plan and profile for streets and water/sewerlines (6.2.1)<strong>Administrative</strong> ManualPage 3.14Major Subdivision Staff Review ChecklistPage 2 of 9
Pre-Construction PlanNCDENR approved Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control plan and permitNCDENR approved Stormwater permit, including application, plan, narrative, and calculationsNCDENR Waterline extension permitNCDENR wastewater plan construction permitNCDENR wastewater line extension permitNCDOT Driveway permit and encroachment agreement issued for new roadsCAMA major permitMinimum building pad and finished floor elevations, datum shown (FFE 18” above 10 yr storm or BFE)Proposed location of areas to be dedicated for public/private useProposed location of areas to be used for non-residential and multi-family purposesProposed property line swales, ditch grades, and slopes, sufficient to determine driveway culvert (2.4.8)Proposed road, stormwater infrastructure, and utility construction drawings (2.4.8)Proposed fire hydrant construction detailsActual location and area of land to be dedicated for public/private useActual location of areas to be used for non-residential and multi-family purposesStreet light plan and detail, if proposed. (5.4.5)Proposed street grade, design data for street corners and curves, plan and profile for streets and water/sewerlines (6.2.1)Final PlatControl corner and monument (G.S.)Minimum building pad and finished floor elevations (FFE 18” above 10 yr storm or BFE)NCDENR Waterline acceptance certificationNCDENR Wastewater system completion certification and permit to authorize wastewater flows if dry-lineconstruction permit was previously issuedNCDOT pavement certification with asphalt test dataFire chief certification for dry hydrant installationDrainage system as-builts, including property line swales, ditch grades and slopes, and driveway culvert dataConservation easement documents submitted and recorded, if applicableLocation and area of land to be dedicated for public/private use and provisions concerning their future ownershipand maintenanceLocation of areas to be used for non-residential and multi-family purposesStreet address for each lot as approved by GISAs-builts for road, stormwater infrastructure, and utilities (water, sewer, stormwater, telephone, electric, fire hydrant,lighting, cable TV) (2.4.8)Landscaping as-built, including street trees and major arterial screening (5.2.8) and farmland compatibility buffers(5.11.5)Lighting plan as built, if installed (5.4.5)External street connectivity signage, final plat notes, turn-arounds (5.6.5)Phasing plan (6.1.3)Homeowners’ Association documents and Restrictive Covenants (6.1.4) (Make sure they address requirements ofNCDWQ stormwater permit)Water/sewer district established (6.2.3)Location of fire protection ponds andStreet trees installed or bonded @ 115% (6.4.1)Performance bond for incomplete infrastructure improvements @115% (6.4.1)<strong>Administrative</strong> ManualPage 3.15Major Subdivision Staff Review ChecklistPage 3 of 9
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TABLE OF CONTENTS1. INTRODUCTION ..
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IntroductionSECTION 1.1: MANUAL OVE
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Step 3: Staff Review and ActionOnce
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NarrativePlease write a short narra
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Conditional Rezoning Submittal Chec
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Owner VerificationIf the person who
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Contractor AffidavitContractor Affi
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Submittal ChecklistSubmittal Checkl
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Contractor AffidavitContractor Affi
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Locality __________________________
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Letter to Adjacent Property Owners_
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A conditional rezoning is a matter
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Conditional Rezoning RequestTo Chai
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Establishing a planned development
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Planned Development Design Standard
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Sign Permit ApplicationApplication
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The community meeting shall comply
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Pre-ApplicationConference(optional)
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Major Subdivision Design Standards
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Preliminary Construction Final Plat
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Minor Subdivision Design Standards
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