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contours. a. Also provided shall be detailed site drainage plans, including the detailing of the site's storm sewer system with catchbasins and invert elevations. b. Casting types must be shown for all catchbasins. (10) Erosion control plan. Plans for site erosion control as required by the city engineer. (11) Lightingplan. Plans showing location, height, and candlepower of all luminaries on the site. All parking lot lighting standards located within the parking lot area must be located within parking lot islands. (12) Staging plan. If the project is to be constructed in several stages, all stages shall be clearly detailed out on the plan. This shall also include future expansion elements of a proposal. (13) Sign plan. Plans showing all proposed signage for the site in accordance with chapter 24. (14) Planned improvements summary. Calculation of the area, length, amount or other summary dimensions or inventory for each improvement contemplated pursuant to this subsection (e), which calculation shall be useful to the city planning department in determining the amount of the surety to be provided pursuant to section 36-84. (Code 1984, § 375:117(2)) Sec. 36-83. - Procedure for review and approval. (a) Generally. Except as otherwise provided in this section, all plans for site development within the city as described in this chapter shall be subject to formal review and approval proceedings. (1) Upon submission of the site plan as specified in section 36-82 the city staff shall circulate the plan to all appropriate city, county, state, and federal agencies for their review and comment. (2) Upon receipt of all agency reviews, a meeting between the applicant and all involved reviewers to discuss any necessary plan amendments will be held. After the meeting, the applicant shall make any necessary revisions and submit a final site plan. (b) Final site plan. (1) Purpose. The final site plan is to serve as a complete, thorough, and permanent public record of the manner in which the subject site is to be developed. It shall incorporate all revisions and conditions resulting from the site plan review process. (2) Submission. Three copies of the final site plan shall be submitted to the director of community development for review and approval. Subsequent to receiving approval of the final plan, the applicant may apply for a building permit. (3) Preconstruction meeting. After a building permit has been applied for, and before issuance thereof, a preconstruction meeting shall be required to take place. It shall be the developer's responsibility to arrange the preconstruction meeting with the city staff. At this meeting, the building construction plans will be reviewed and compared with the approved final plan. If the building construction plans are not in substantial conformance with the final plan, the building construction plans shall be revised to achieve such conformance. (4) Limitation on final site plan approval. Within one year after the approval of a final site plan, or such shorter time as may be established by the approved development schedule, construction shall commence with the approved plan.