Morrisville Administrative Manual_September 2023

Part 4. Appendices 4.5 Checklists

4.5.2

Concurrent Construction and Site Plan Approval

Concurrent Construction and Site Plan Approval (use this checklist for combined review applications)

For each listed item, check (√) if provided, write “n/a” if the feature does not exist or is not proposed, and write “w” if a waiver from the requirement is justified because it is unnecessary in the particular case to determine compliance with applicable regulations.

Staff Use Only

√, n/a, or w

√, n/a, or w

Application Submittal Requirement

A Documents to be Submitted Electronically via Customer Self Service Online Portal 1 Sets of plans – 24"x36" 2 Elevation and bench-marks referenced to National Geodetic Vertical Datum (NGVD) 3 Request for No Practical Alternatives Determination / Request for Buffer Authorization (for any proposed impacts to riparian buffers)

4 Copy of all stream determinations & signed JDs (jurisdictional determinations) 5 No Rise flood study, copy of any CLOMR or LOMR, & Elevation Certificate 6 Stormwater report

7 Voluntary Annexation Petition, if required 8 Road name approval from Wake County

9 Transportation Impact Analysis or reduced set of analysis requirements (must comply with MOU) 10 Completed Wake County Residential Development Form (Required Prior to Site Plan Approval) 11 Avigation Easement from RDU for subject property (Required Prior to Site Plan Approval if property is within the AO-A or AO-B zoning overlay districts) 12 FAA Determination of No Substantial Obstruction (For structures over 50’ above ground level) 13 Proof of ownership, contract to purchase, or written authority from property owner to submit for all property subject to the application B Base Information for Each Plan Sheet 1 Name, address, and telephone number of Engineer, Architect, or Landscape Architect licensed in the State of North Carolina responsible for the plans 2 Date of drawing preparation and all revision dates 3 Sheet number and title 4 North arrow (except detail and elevation sheets) 5 The scale of the drawings listed in feet per inch in both graphic and numeric scale. Engineering scale no smaller than 1” = 25’ and larger than 1” = 100’ is recommended (except detail & elevation sheets) 6 Seal and signature of Registered Design Professional registered in the State of North Carolina 7 Name of the proposed development in title block 8 Project number in lower right corner (number assigned once project submitted) C Cover Sheet Information 1 Name of proposed development and “Construction Plan” or “Site Plan /Construction Plan” if combined review 2 Vicinity map at 1” = 400’ with project boundary clearly marked. There must be sufficient detail and legibility to locate the project in reference to nearby roads. 3 The dates, resolution or ordinance number(s), and details of any previously approved rezoning, design, or sign guidelines for the project site 4 All general notes 5 Sheet Index (Note: The plan must be in the same order as this checklist) 6 Additional requirements for certain permitted uses per Article 4: Use Standards, of the UDO (if applicable) 7 Note with description of administrative adjustments and their approval date (if applicable) D Existing Conditions Survey 1 Property lines clearly presented showing all bearings and distances, with an accuracy of closure in accordance with the Standards of Practice in NC GS 4730 from a current survey. Sufficient data must be included to reproduce on the ground every straight or curved boundary line, lot line, right-of-way line, and easement. Survey must be signed and sealed by a North Carolina Licensed Professional Land Surveyor.

2 Names of adjoining property owners and subdivisions 3 Adjoining zoning districts – boundaries and names 4 Jurisdictional boundaries

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