Morrisville UDO Administrative Manual_August 2021.2

Part 4. Appendices 4.5 Checklists

Construction Plan Approval for Infrastructure Projects Submittal Checklist 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 Application Submittal Requirement √, n/a, or w 6 Pre-treatment items

• Locations of grease interceptors. Location of the multi-user interceptor may also be considered during site plan review. Grease traps and interceptors are not typically sized in the Utility Plan review stage of project development. However, grease interceptor location, size, design, and details of construction shall be approved by the Cary Public Works and Utilities Dep artment’s Pretreatment Section before issuance of a Building Permit by the Town of Morrisville. This is accomplished during the building design and permitting phase of the project. More information is available here. • Locations of qualifying trash compactors (for grocery stores, cafeterias, apartment complexes, high rise facilities with food service, and other sites where compactors may be proposed), and associated drains to sanitary sewer and grease traps. More information is available here. • For plans including a swimming pool(s): These pools most likely include filter backwash. Please contact the Town of Cary, Utility Pretreatment Unit. 7 If the proposed development includes phases: • Submit a separate utility sheet(s) for each individual phase. Each phase will be required to have a separate water and sewer permit. • Where the sewer connection to existing Town of Cary collection system is conditioned upon the completion of any earlier phase(s), include a call-out note on the phased utility sheets stating that the sewer cannot be accepted until downstream sewer is connected to existing Town of Cary collection system that has been accepted. Do the same for any sewer that is dependent on non- existing sewer located in projects outside of this project that is under review. • Show waterline blow-off assemblies and upstream sanitary sewer manholes that are provided with sanitary sewer protection (std. detail 07000.17) at all phasing lines. • Include a written sequence phasing plan. 8 For each sewer and water main connection to be made to planned/existing mains that are, or to be, built outside the scope of this project, list which infrastructure actually exists at this time and which is planned infrastructure. Include the project numbers 9 Reclaimed Water • Reclaimed Water • Design of the reclaimed water system should follow the standards in place. All public Reclaimed water system must be designed to meet TOC Standard Specifications Section 06500. Click here for specifications. • Provide information on pipe sizing and material. • Reclaimed Waterlines along major roadways shall be designed to meet the Town of Cary's Reclaimed Water System Master Plan: Click here for additional information. • Show air release valves on lines 6 inches and above. H Soil Erosion Control Plan - see Wake County Environmental Services for requirements I Lighting Plan 1 Location of proposed lighting fixtures (See Section 5.15, Exterior Lighting, of UDO.) pole details, including height, color, and manufacturer 2 Fixture details, including color, graphic, shape, wattage, IESNA cutoff classification, lumen rating, and manufacturer. This includes both pole and fixtures affixed to building. 3 Footcandle grid (Not required on public streets) 4 Summary table that shows minimum, average and maximum FC values as well as the average to minimum uniformity ratio (Not required on public streets) 5 Maintenance factor (Not required on public streets) 6 Streetlight pole locations (This does include thoroughfares adjacent to the project) J Roadway Plan 1 Plan/Profile Sheet • Sufficient field survey beyond property lines for sight distance and/or transition to existing roadway • Proposed roadway design criteria • Layout adequately dimensioned, radius • Existing and proposed utilities

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