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Article 2: Procedures 41 <br /> Section 2.5: Site Plan Review <br /> (4) The location of the proposed Site Plan <br /> structure(s) and distances from all <br /> property lines, Application <br /> (5) The location of the proposed Submittal <br /> driveway, <br /> (6) The location of the proposed septic <br /> system and proposed drain lines on Determination of Completeness <br /> the property, By Planning Director <br /> (7) The location of the proposed well, <br /> and <br /> Completed Application <br /> (8) The location of any protected Distributed to Applicable <br /> features on the property(i.e. stream Agencies, Development Advisory <br /> buffers,flood plain, wetlands, etc), Committee, and Other <br /> and Departments for Review <br /> (9) The location and dimensions of <br /> proposed parking areas. <br /> (B) Base plot plans are available from the <br /> Planning Department and can be Planning Director Review and Final <br /> printed for a fee in accordance with the Decision: Approval, Approval with <br /> established fee schedule. Applicants Conditions, or Denial [1] <br /> may also use other sources of base plot <br /> plans provided the requirements of this <br /> Section are met. <br /> [I] If Plan is approved with conditions, no <br /> (1) Planning staff is available to zoning permit authorization or building <br /> discuss compliance matters but permit issued until conditions satisfied <br /> shall not complete plot plans. <br /> SECTION <br /> 2.5.1 Review and Approval Flow Chart <br /> The review and approval process for a Site Plan is shown in the procedure's flowchart. <br /> 2.5.2 Application Requirements <br /> (A) Each site plan shall be prepared and sealed by an appropriately licensed <br /> professional. The following are exempt from this requirement but must provide a plot <br /> plan pursuant to Section 2.4.3: <br /> (1) Proposed additions to existing permitted non-residential structures where the use <br /> of the structure and lot has not changed and the floor area is not increased more <br /> than 25%. <br /> (2) Accessory structures to existing permitted non-residential structures where <br /> vehicular use area is not extended and changes to existing grade are not more <br /> than one foot in elevation. <br /> (3) 1 a; Ve horn es,ho es� d� e e find Rslc�Definit Center in a <br /> Residence.29. <br /> 29 Although not related to"1601)" revisions,this use type was renamed in a 2019 amendment but was missed for <br /> revision in this section. Staff recommends correcting the term at this time. <br /> Orange County, North Carolina—Unified Development Ordinance Page 2-9 <br />