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t 7"777 • TENTATIVE MAP CHECK LIST • Size: The tentative map must be drawn on 18"x 26"material. • Tract Number-Vesting Maps: The tract number is assigned by the County Surveyor. If the map is to be vested, the map must be titled a"Vesting Tentative Map". • Phasing: If the project is going to have phases a statement to this effect Is required. • North Arrow, Date and Scale: Use an engineer's scale(i.e.,1"to 20'or 1"to 40',preferred). The direction of "north"should be pointing towards the top of the page. • Existing Site: The location of existing buildings utility lines,septic systems,wells and other structures. Indicate any structure to be removed. • Streets and Easements: Location and names of all streets and easements within or bordering on the project• including,right of way width and grades. Cross Section Details Curve Radii Proposed Names • Property Lines: All existing and proposed lots with dimensions and square footage. Number each parcel and "remainder"and circle the last lot. A dark,solid line shall be used around the entire original parcel(s). Vicinity Map: A vicinity map showing the location of the property In relation to surrounding streets. • Names: Name,address and telephone number of owner,the name,address and telephone number of the subdivider;engineer filing the map. • Adjacent Property Owners: Names of adjoining property owners,including those across any easements, roads• waterway,etc. • Dedications: Improvements and easements to be dedicated to the County. Parking and Driveways: The location,dimensions and surface material of all existing and proposed parking and driveways. • Water Supply: The proposed water supply including: Location of all on-site and off-site wells within 150'or other water sources; Distribution system; If public water will be utilized,a"will-serve"letter must be submitted from the service provider, including the Public Works Department Sewage Disposal: The proposed sewage disposal facilities including: Collection and treatment facilities.; Septic or other on-site disposal systems. Notes: •If public sewage disposal is proposed,a"will-serve"letter must be submitted from the service provider, including the Public Works Department. •Septic tanks must meet the following setbacks: -5'from property lines,structures,m driveways and swimming pools; -50'from water wells. •Leach lines must meet the fallowing setbacks: -10'from structures, driveways and swimming pools; -100'from wells,streams and waterways. -5'to 75'from property lines depending on adjoining development. • Storm Drainage: The location of the proposed storm drainage facilities(check with Engineering staff regarding design criteria)including: Collection Facilities; Detention and retention ponds; Terminal facilities. • Watercourses: The location of existing watercourses and the extent of any levee improvements. • Flooding: The area subject to flood from an intermediate regional flood and depth of flood waters, if applicable., Proposed method of flood protection if property is subject to inundation from an Intermediate regional flood or other flood hazard. • Grading: The existing contour of the site, relative to mean sea level datum,at intervals of not more than 2 feet if the general slope of the land is less than 10%and at 5 foot interval where the slope exceed percentage. Extend contour lines beyond the project boundaries to allow analysis of adjacent terrain. Indicate areas that will require fill or excavation. TENTATIVE MAPS MUST BE COMPLETE AND LEGIBLE • =pHntpsIya'nd check your tentative map to make sure that it contains all of the information cited above. You o have one of out counter staff review your Tentative Map prior to having copies run. • ight blue lines cannot be accepted because they cannot be reproduced or microfilmed.