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• Height of all proposed buildings • Location and dimensions of all existing and proposed off-street parking areas including: • Location and dimension of all existing and proposed driveways including width and curb radius • Location and dimensions of off-street parking stalls • Width of traffic aisles • Location and dimensions of off-street loading areas • Location of trash receptacles • Location and width of any landscaped parkway adjacent to the street • Pavement design report for parking areas • Names and width of adjacent street rights-of-way, and width of street pavement • Location and circumference of existing trees • Location of nearest fire hydrant • Location of existing and proposed exterior lighting, heights of poles, and size and number of fixtures • Location and size of adjacent public water and sewer lines • Location and size of water and sewer taps, water meter, and on-site utility lines. • Location and elevation of 100 year flood plain, if applicable (Check official FIRM Maps published by FEMA) • Surtace drainage plan • General notes to be included in a summary table on the site plan: • Total land area in acres or square feet • Total building area in square feet • Total square feet of building addition • Percentage of land covered by buildings We strongly recommend that all applicants have their site plans prepared by a Registered Professional Land Surveyor (RPLS); however, if the property is zoned Planned Development, the site plan must be prepared by a Registered Professional Land Surveyor (RPLS). Three (3) sets of building plans. Construction documents must be drawn to scale and include sufficient clarity and detail to indicate the nature and character of the work. All drawings and specifications must bearthe name, address, phone number, and fax number of the person responsible for the design. Building plans should include, as a minimum, the following information: • Foundation plans • Structural plans • Elevations • Floor plans to include: • All rooms and areas identified as to use • Identification of wall types • Area separation wall locations and ratings • Occupancy separation locations and ratings • Shaft ratings and materials of construction • Means of egress • Window and door schedules • Equipment and/or systems fumiture layout (if applicable) • Plumbing fixture schedule indicating the type of material and the service line size • Gas schedule indicating the appliance BTU and service line size • Occupant load • Number of dwelling units (apartments) or guest rooms (hotel or motel) • Fire sprinkler intentions • Depending on the nature of the construction, a Texas Registered Architect's stamp may be required on construction plans. See attached flowchart to confirm. • If the following applies to the nature of the construction, a Texas Registered Professional Engineer must prepare and stamp the structural, electrical, mechanical (HVAC), and plumbing construction plans (see attached flowchart to confirm): • A non-residential building over 1 story • A single story, non-residential building, larger than 5,000 square feet • A non-residential building with a span of 24 feet or larger (foundation & structural) • An apartment building over two stories high GU02U"1