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Preliminary Plat is not mandatory, but is highly encouraged. If the applicant wishes to take advantage of this work session, then the applicant shall request to be on the Plan Commission agenda and submit twelve (12) copies of the sketch plan documents to the Zoning Administrator at least 14 calendar days prior to the Commission's next regularly scheduled meeting SECTION 29-32 PRELIMINARY PLAT 29-32.1 Preliminary Plat Submittal Requirements 1. Preliminary Plat Information Requirements: The pre 'inninmy plat shall be drawn at any scale, from one inch equals twenty feet (1" = 20') to one inch equals one-hundred feet (1" = 100') in any increments of ten (10) feet, on one or more sheets not less than eight and one-half inches by fourteen inches (8-1/2" x 14") or greater than thirty-six inches by forty-two inches (36" x 42") in size. Also include a north arrow, scale, date, and revision date block on each sheet. The plat shall contain the following information: The name of the proposed subdivision, which shall be original and not a duplication of the name of any previously recorded subdivision or develop- ment in St. Louis County. A vicinity map showing the relationship of the tract to be subdivided to the surrounding commu- nity. The vicinity map shall cover an area within a radius of one (1) mile of the proposed subdivi- sion at a scale of one inch equals two thousand feet (1" = 2,000'). The map shall generally locate arterial streets, highways, railroads, and any significant landmarks which help to locate the subdivision tract. The approximate area of the tract and ~he pr6- posed lots therein stated in the nearest tenth (0. i) of an acre. d. Dimensions of: (3) e. (1) The tract to be subdivided; (2) Each proposed lot intended for sale or lease; Proposed common open space. Sufficient existing and proposed contour data to indicate the slope and drainage of the tract and the high and low points thereof. Contour data shall extend one hundred and fifty feet (150') beyond the limits of the subdivision boundaries. USGS data is required. Delineation and widths of proposed street, alley, or other rights-of-way, including radii of curves, cul-de-sacs, and any additional rights-of-way along existing streets as may be required by the City or other public entity having jurisdiction, indicating all rights-of-way proposed for dedica- tion to the City or other public entity. Building setback lines, including side yard, rear yard, or property [me setback associated with each proposed platted lot, in accordance with the applicable zoning district classification. For detached single family or two-family dwelling type lots, building setback lines may be indicated in a typical lot detail. Identification and delineation of any buffer areas required by Chapter 34, "Zoning." Identification and delineation of lots, streets, alleys, and easements associated with all adjoining subdivisions, draxvn to the same scale in dashed lines (or half-toned) for a distance of one-hundred and fifty (150) feet from the boundaries of tract proposed to be subdivided. The results of any tests made to ascertain subsurface soil conditions and water table. The owners of record of land adjoining the area proposed to be subdivided. chapt29.fin 4-2 As approved by the Plan Commission on October 22, 1997