the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT).
vii. Utilitie s. Existing and proposed utilities including location, size, connections and appurtenances (manholes, fire hydrants, valves, back flow prevention, meters, etc.) and storm drainage structures and system. viii. Easements . Proposed or existing easements for utilities, streets or other uses, including the location, width and purpose of such, and label as public or private. ix. Mail Kiosks. Where applicable, mail kiosks shall be provided in compliance with Article J Subdivision Regulations, §9-1463 Subdivision Streetlights & Mail Kiosks, b. Mail Kiosks.
E. Grading Sheet/Plan . The grading plan shall include, but not be limited to, the following information:
i. Contours . Identify existing and proposed contours on site, displayed at two (2) foot intervals. Identify the elevation and grade of all streets adjacent and interior to the site. Identify elevations for sidewalks, buildings, and access drives necessary to satisfy accessibility requirements. ii. Disturbed Area . Disturbed area shall be shown for determination of applicability with Article I Environmental Protection & Standards, §9- 1407 Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control Regulations. iii. Spot Elevations . Identify spot elevations at building corners, driveways, retaining walls, catch basins, sidewalks, and parking lots to identify clearly the flow of run-off.
iv. Finished Floor Elevations . Identify all finished floor elevations (FFE) of existing and proposed structures.
F. Utility Plan/Sheet . Identify all existing and proposed water and wastewater lines providing the size and pipe material. Proposed public water and sewer shall extend to the property lines, unless otherwise determined by the Public Utilities Department, to serve adjacent property and/or drainage basins. Include the location of all appurtenances with the water and wastewater lines including but not limited to, valves, fire hydrants, meters, blow-offs, backflow prevention
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