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reviewed to ensure that it is consistent with the Community Development Department's road name standards. If the road name is not consistent with the standards, alternative name(s) shall be submitted to the department. (Development Title Section 9-1150.18[a]) Cul-De-Sac Streets Cul-de-sac streets shall have a length not exceeding five hundred (500) feet to one thousand (1,000) feet, varying inversely with the density of the development, and shall serve no more than twelve (12) lots, except where existing physical conditions make such limitations of length impractical. (Development Title Section 9-1150.13[a]) The proposed Major Subdivision consists of 8 lots. The cul-de-sac street is 988 feet in length. This is consistent with the requirements of the Development Title. Next Step When the applicant is ready to submit a full application for a Major Subdivision, it will be necessary to do the following: • Submit seven copies of a completed Major Subdivision application form. • Submit seven copies (18" X 26") of the tentative map and two reduced copies (8 '/3" X 11") of the tentative map. • Submit a Geotechnical Report. • Submit a Surface & Subsurface Contamination Report to the Environmental Health Department. Submit a receipt to the Community Development Department showing the study has been accepted by EHD. • Submit a Soils Suitability Study to the Environmental Health Department. • Submit the remaining portion of the Major Subdivision application fee. • Submit a copy of the noise study. • All oak trees with their diameters will be shown on the Tentative Map. • Open space setbacks will be shown on the Tentative Map. NOTE: The pre-application conference is designed to inform prospective applicants of General Plan consistency, zoning consistency, public improvement requirements, preliminary design constraints and opportunities, and major environmental and safety issues. This information is provided in the hope of assisting the applicant in submitting a better and more complete application, as well as minimizing processing time. It is not intended to be an in-depth analysis, and an environmental assessment is not completed. The applicant should be aware that a detailed review will not be done until the full application is submitted. Also, if new or additional information is obtained, a revised application or Environmental Impact Report may be required. KA:vb PA-0500329(MS)DC071305 Attachment C: Diane Champion Dillon & Murphy 4