A. Names and addresses of record owner, subdivider and individual or firm preparing the drawing.

B. Location, names and widths of adjoining streets including existing pavement markings (lines), driveways (on both sides of the street) and intersections within 100 feet of the project site.

C. Location, names and widths of all proposed streets and an indication as to which streets will be dedicated and which ones will be privately maintained.

D. Proposed lot layout, total number of lots, numbered lots, common and open spaces, and total area of the parcel.

E. Proposed uses of all land.

F. Approximate contour lines. U.S. Geological Survey topographic maps may be used when available.

G. Scale, north arrow and date.

H. Perimeter boundary width bearings and distances from record information.

I. An areawide drawing at a scale acceptable to the City Engineer showing the relationship of the subdivision to the surrounding area, including the approximate contour lines of developable parcels.

J. Existing easements, structures which will remain on the property and terrain features such as significant trees, watercourses, and other significant physical features.

K. A statement or plan indicating how water (domestic and fire protection), sewer services and storm drains will be provided, and the type and extent of grading.

L. Where the area proposed to be subdivided comprises only a portion of the area under the same ownership, the preliminary map shall include additional areas, or all areas, under the same ownership and a reasonable development scenario for such additional areas.

M. If adjacent properties are developable, an areawide plan showing reasonable street locations and interconnections with those properties.

N. Other information necessary to complete preliminary review.