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Referral, Page Two g. The proposed project is located within an expansive soil area where a conventional foundation may not be suitable. Therefore, an engineer is required to evaluate the foundation design. h. The proposed project is located in a subsidence area where a conventional foundation may not be suitable. Therefore, a complete soils report by a geotechnical engineer is required. i. Provide a technical opinion and report to identify and develop methods of protection from the hazards presented by the hazardous material. (U.B.C. Section 901 (F) ) 2 . A grading plan shall be submitted and approved and a grading permit issued by the Building Inspection Division prior to performing any excavation or filling of earth material: a. A grading plan shall contain the information listed in the U.B.C. , Appendix, Chapter 70, Section 7006 (1) . b. The grading plan shall include complete drainage details and elevations of the adjacent parcels. Retaining wall details shall be submitted where applicable. C. Grading in excess of 5, 000 cubic yards shall comply with Section 7014 for "Engineered Grading Requirements. " d. All recommendations of the soils engineer shall be incorporated in the grading plans. e. All compaction reports must be submitted prior to a foundation inspection. f. All grading permits are subject to approval by the other departments. g. All grading authorized by the permit shall be approved prior to issuance of any building permits, or beginning of any construction. Note: This application requires a discretionary approval, (i.e. , Tentative Map, Site Approval, Use Permit) . Therefore, a grading permit will not be issued until this approval is obtained. 3 . The Construction Site Plan shall indicate the following: a. Provide parking for the physically disabled. The space(s) shall be located as close as possible to the primary entrance (C.C.R. , Title 24) .