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40 • Topographic contours at ten-foot intervals, showing rock outcrops and slopes of seven and one-half percent (7-112%) to fifteen percent (15%), and more than fifteen percent(15%). • Soil type locations and characteristics relating to seasonal high water table and depth to bedrock. • Hydrologic characteristics of the site, including drainage tributaries, surface water bodies, floodplains,and wetlands. • Natural areas, and wildlife habitats and corridors. • Historic and mchaeological sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places or included on the State's National Register study list, designated as a local historic landmark, located in a local historic district, and/or identified as having a high potential for archaeological remains. b. Secondary Conservation Areas: Identification of significant site elements on buildable portions of the site, including: • Vegetation of the site, defining approximate location and boundaries of woodland areas, and, wherever possible, vegetative association in terms of species and size. Information from aerial photographs shall be acceptable at the Concept Plan stage. • Current land use and land cover (cultivated areas, pastures, etc.), existing buildings and structures, and burial grounds. • Scenic views onto the site from surrounding roads as well as views of scenic features from within the site as determined by field survey. • Other historic and archaeological sites and structures. C. Transportation and Utility Systems: Identification of facilities associated with the movement of people and goods, or the provision of public services, including: • Railroad and street rights-of-way. • Easements for vehicular access, electric and gas transmission lines, and similar uses. • Public and private water and sewer lines,and storm drainage facilities.