First Plan Submittal Checklist (Offsite Only)
- Initial plan check fee determined by staff
- Civil off-site improvement plan set must be signed and stamped by a registered civil engineer
- Landscape plan set must be signed and stamped by a licensed landscape architect
- Plans must be on a 24 inch by 36 inch sized sheet
- Improvement plans must include the following:
- Be prepared to scale using engineering scales (i.e. 1 inch = 40 feet, 1 inch = 20 feet)
- Standard general notes for, water, sewer, and special provisions as specified per City’s Public Works Department
- Vicinity map
- City Engineer’s signature block (as applicable)
- Director of Public Works and Planning Director’s signature block (PDF) required for landscape plan set only
- Benchmark
- Dedication and/or quitclaim of easement (PDF) documentation
- Location of all existing and proposed utilities
- Set back dimensions
- Property lines
- Identify legal tract number, lot number, precise plan number or conditional use permit number
- Legal Tract Map (if required)
- NPDES Compliance
- Best Management Practices measures (for common industrial activities that may pollute storm water)
- PCC slab, canopy, fossil filters (service stations only)
- Erosion Control Contingent Plan (required if construction occurs between October through April)
- In addition to the above-mentioned requirements, larger projects, such as the development of Tracts, must also include the following:
- 2 copies of the most current title report
- 2 copies of the soils report
- Standard general notes for grading as specified per City’s Public Works Department
- City Engineer’s signature block
- Earthwork quantities
- Owner / developer, civil and soil engineer’s name, address, and telephone number
- Horizontal dimensions, existing and proposed grades, details, etc.
- Grading, sewer, water, and drainage information; profiles if necessary, scale, construction notes, existing information appropriate to plans-(easements, underground service utilities, hardscape, landscape), etc.
Any questions regarding these or other requirements may be directed to the Public Works Department by calling 714-593-4433.