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133
Date (Introduced)
2/19/1968
Date (Adopted)
3/4/1968
Description
Regulating the Design, Construction, Maintenance or Alteration of Driveways, Grading, Excavations, Fills, and Other Aspects of Site Development Within the Town of Los Altos Hills, and Repealing Ordinances Inconsistent Herewith
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C <br />3) Site development under an agreement with the Town pursuant <br />to requirements placed on the filing of a Parcel Map or Final Subdivision Map. <br />4) Removal of vegetation as a part of the work authorized by <br />an approved building permit. <br />5) Tilling of the soil for agricultural or fire protection <br />purposes. <br />6) Where the average ground slope of the area to be graded is <br />less steep than four (4) feet vertical to one hundred .(100) feet horizontal. <br />SECTION 2. APPLICATION. Each application for a site development permit <br />shall be made by the owner of the property or his authorized agent to the <br />.Planning Commission Secretary through normal administrative channels on a <br />form furnished for that purpose. Such application shall be accompanied by the <br />following items unless the City Engineer finds them unnecessary to insure <br />compliance with the provisions of this ordinance. When grading, a driveway <br />construction or vegetation removal is proposed as a part of a building permit <br />application, the building permit application and site development permit <br />application may be combined, and one plot plan, in the number of copies <br />required by the Planning Commission, may be submitted showing building plans <br />and site development plans. In such instances, a Civil Engineer shall certify <br />as to the accuracy of the existing and proposed contour lines. <br />A. Plot plan drawn by a Civil Engineer or an Architect or other <br />qualified person in the number of copies per City Staff requirements showing: <br />1) Location of existing and proposed buildings or structures <br />on the applicant's property. <br />2) Location of all existing and proposed streets, roadways, <br />driveways, easements and rights-of-way. <br />3) The present contours of the site in dashed lines and the <br />proposed contours in solid lines. Contour intervals shall be not less than <br />two (2) feet where slopes are predominately five (5) percent or less, and <br />five (5) feetwhere slopes are predominately steeper than five (5) percent. <br />Ninety percent of all contours shall be accurate within 1/2 contour interval <br />and all contours shall be accurate within contour interval. The source of <br />topographical information shall be indicated. <br />,I) The location of all drainage to, from and across the site, <br />the location of intermittent and permanent springs and culverts and other <br />drainage structures. <br />-5- <br />
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