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. . . (11) Front, side, and rear setback distances. (12) Label all adjacent streets and railroad rights-of-way. (13) Show all ponds, wetlands, lakes, rivers, and creeks/wetland markers. (14) List location of 100-year high water level of rivers, lakes, creeks, and wetlands. (15) Show existing easements and drainageways abutting or within the property (natural or manmade). (16) Show proposed decks, porches, driveways, curb cuts, and accessory structures. (17) Show drainage arrows. i. A permit is issued with the understanding that the relative elevations of the proposed lot and the established or proposed street grade shall not conflict in such a manner as to cause damage by altering the drainage or flow of surfacewaters to the street or nearby streets or the adjacent or nearby premises. ii. The building and zoning administrator desianated buildina official may deny a permit for the construction of a building or structure upon ground which is too low for proper drainage and in the course of construction, alteration or repair or moving of any building or structure, no obstruction, diversions, ridging, or confining temporary or permanent, of the existing channel or any natural waterway through or over which any lake, stream, or surface water naturally flows shall be made without approval of the building and zoning administrator desianated buildina official. (18) Show proposed side lot line elevations and high points. (19) Show top of block foundation, garage floor, and lowest floor/opening/entry proposed elevations. (20) Show top of block and finished grade elevations of the nearest corners of any adjacent house, side and rear. (21) Show the front and rear existing pad elevation and proposed elevations of the abutting vacant lot house pad per approved development plan. . (22) Show location and elevations of sidewalks, manholes, catchbasins, flared-end sections, and other permanent items directly adjacent to or on the lot (existing or proposed). . (23) Show location of major grade breaks. (24) Custom wooded lots: indicate location, base elevation size, and type of all trees six inches in diameter at breast height, and larger. (25) Custom lots may require special design and a more detailed building survey which includes information such as tree survey, existing and proposed contours, distinct drainage pattern and landscaping. (26) Location of septic system and well or city sewer and water service, including elevation of sewer service. (b) Design requirements. (1) Minimum 18 inches, top of curb to garage, measured on the high side, ten percent maximum. Allow two percent minimum on multifamily homes. Exceptions may be allowed on large lots or lots with large front setbacks. (2) Slope and swale requirements: minimum one percent, maximum 3: 1. (3) There shall be a minimum 20-foot flat (approximate 1-2 percent slope) area at the rear of all dwellings. (4) There shall be a minimum 20-foot setback from the 100-year high water level of wetlands. (5) The maximum width of driveways at the right-of-way is 30 feet. Driveways shall be set back a minimum of five feet from the side property line. (6) Positive drainage is required with a minimum one-half foot fall away from the house to the lot line, and show how water will be contained within easement areas. If berms are necessary to keep water within easements, show top and bottom elevations of berms. 28