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<br />A. All site plans, grading and utility plans, landscape plans, building plans and <br />surveys shall be prepared for review by the City staff and shall be prepared by the <br />appropriate professional personnel as licensed by the State and landscape architects or <br />others as approved by the Community Development Director. <br /> <br />B. A landscape plan shall be required for all new commercial, industrial, multiple <br />residential, public, and institutional developments prior to approval. For developments <br />having a construction value in excess of fiye hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00), the <br />landscape plan shall be prepared by a landscape architect registered and licensed in the <br />State or others approved by the Community Development Director. To the maximum <br />extent feasible, this plan shall incorporate any existing yegetative features on the site; to <br />the extent that the value of preserved vegetation can be demonstrated, a credit to the <br />minimum improvements may be allowed. Said landscape plan shall include size, location, <br />quantity and species of all plant materials and the method of maintenance. <br /> <br />C. R-l and R-2 dwelling plans need not be required to be prepared by a registered <br />architect, engineer, or landscape architect except in cases where unusual structural, <br />safety, or erosion issues are present as determined by the Community Development <br />Director. (Ord. 1174, 10-14-1996) <br /> <br />1010.16: REQUIREMENTS FOR SITE PLAN REVIEW: <br /> <br />A. New Construction: For all new construction in all zoning districts except R-l and <br />R-2, a site plan must be submitted for review by the Development Review Committee. <br />The required plans submissions and level of detail shall be in accordance with the City's <br />Development Review Procedures Manual. <br />B. Repairs, Remodeling And Additions: A site plan review is also required for all <br />repairs, remodeling and additions if the construction involved increases the overall size of <br />the building by ten percent (10%) or in the event that the construction increases the <br />assessor's market value by over twenty percent (20%). (Ord. 1083, 1-14-1991) <br /> <br />1010.17: EXCEPTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION INVOLVING LESS THAN A FIFTY <br />PERCENT INCREASE IN SIZE OF BUILDINGS: <br />All construction which repairs, remodels or alters a building between ten percent (10%) <br />and fifty percent (50%) of its size shall not be required to meet all of the criteria of <br />Sections 1010_01 through 1010.14 of this Chapter. A percentage of building expansion <br />between ten percent (10%) and fifty percent (50%) and/or a monetary improyement <br />between twenty percent (20%) and fifty percent (50%) would require a proportional level <br />of improvement to be consistent with said Sections 1010.01 through 1010.14 ofthis <br />Chapter. This proportional requirement will be determined by the Deyelopment Reyiew <br />Committee sllbject to appeal to the City Council. The City Council may refer such an . <br />appeal to the Planning Commission for their review and recommendation. (Ord. 1083, 1- <br />14-1991 ) <br /> <br />1016.11: ADMINISTRATION: <br /> <br />21 <br />