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September 9, 2015 Page 5 visible here than on the site plan due to text conflicts and the 100 scale size. IV. Grading and Storm Drainage (Sheet C-4): 1. Delineate storm drainage easements; As noted above, the storm drain easements are now shaded so as to stand out more, but they are shown far more clearly on the plan/profile sheets. 2. Show limits of disturbance(s), and notes if necessary, if you intended to select grade for the single-family lots; Limits of disturbance are now included on the new C5.0 Erosion Control sheet. 3. Illustrate silt and tree protection fencing and detail cut sheets for both; The standard combination silt fence/tree protection fence is now indicated on the EC plan, sheet C5.0. It sits generally just outside the sidewalk easement. 4. Illustrate temp and permanent erosion control and stormwater devices and measures; EC measures are now shown on sheet C5.0, and permanent measures such as riprap aprons are on sheet C4.0. 5. Add standard Erosion Control, stormwater, land disturbance and Solid Waste Management notes (e.g. "No open burning or dumping...). Also, add note acknowledging that Erosion Control and Stormwater Plans and permits will be required prior to land disturbing activity. Solid Waste requested that their notes appear on the cover sheet. Item #2 in the standard grading and storm drainage notes (sheets C1.0 and C4.0) covers the need for permits before land disturbing can commence. V. General Recommendations and request for additional provisions 1. Consider adding a phasing plan as part of the approval. Otherwise, all of the project's infrastructure (e.g. roads, sidewalks, BMPs) will need to be built or bonded prior to recordation. A phasing plan may allow you to develop the infrastructure proportionally. In other words, without a Phasing 31