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EXHIBIT E <br />Development Plan Checklist <br />Development Plan Requirements <br />1. Lot and block numbers <br />2. Street Names <br />3. Storm sewer alignment with top and invert elevations. Also Flared ends with invert elevations <br />4. Centerline Street elevations at 100 foot stations with high and low points <br />5. Centerline street percent grades <br />6. Cul-de-sac percent grade along curb <br />7. Building setback lines <br />8. Final Contours <br />9. All proposed driveway slopes <br />10. House pads with house style and elevations <br />11. Front and rear lot corner elevations <br />12. Spot elevations at the rear of the house pads if the drainage is to be directed around the house <br />pad to the front <br />13. Typical lot detail indicating where lot and house elevations are shown to. <br />14. Legend with type of house styles and grade difference for garage floor to walkouts or lookouts. <br />15. Lot dimensions to the nearest foot <br />16. Typical street section <br />17. Drainage arrows at high points and major grade changes <br />18. Existing and proposed easements <br />19. Emergency overflows should be labeled and shown with spot elevations and drainage arrows. <br />Emergency overflows must be established for catch basins in the street and in rear yards. Areas <br />along rear lot lines which are below emergency overflows elevations shall be designated as <br />drainage easement on the final plat. <br />20. Wetland boundaries must be accurately shown <br />21. Development plan must be signed by a registered Land Surveyor or Engineer. <br />22. All trees within the subdivision that are to be preserved shall be fenced with a snow fence at <br />the drip line to prevent grading, compaction, or storage of equipment, debris or materials. <br />Staff shall inspect the fencing prior to grading. Cutting of trees between April 15 and July 15 <br />shall not be permitted. The Operator shall take other measures deemed appropriate by the <br />Sherburne County Forester to control oak -wilt, such as, but not limited to: debarking or <br />destroying fallen diseased trees prior to April 15, not leaving roots exposed and avoiding <br />mechanical damage on remaining trees. <br />E-1 <br />