The following plans and other information shall be submitted with applications for work within the protected tidal zone:

1. (a) Existing and proposed contours at 2-foot intervals measured from the HOTL;
2. (b) If any portion of the subject parcel is located in a regulatory floodplain, the location of the 100-year flood boundary the zone, and water elevation as shown on the applicable FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map;
3. (c) All other applicable local and state setbacks;

4. (d) The dimensions and locations of all:

   1. (1) Existing and proposed structures;
   2. (2) Existing and proposed impervious areas;
   3. (3) Existing and proposed disturbed areas;
   4. (4) Areas to remain in an unaltered state;
   5. (5) Existing cleared areas, such as gardens, lawns, and paths; and
   6. (6) Proposed temporary impacts associated with completion of the project;
5. (e) Proposed methods of erosion and siltation controls, identified graphically and labeled on a plan, or otherwise annotated as needed for clarity;
6. (f) A plan of any planting(s) proposed in the waterfront buffer, showing the proposed location(s) and Latin names and common names of proposed species;
7. (g) If applicable, the location of an existing or proposed 6-foot-wide foot path to the waterbody or a temporary access path;
8. (h) For any project proposing that the impervious area be at least 15% but not more than 20% within the protected tidal zone, a statement signed by the applicant certifying that the impervious area is not more than 20%;
9. (i) For any project proposing that the impervious area be greater than 20% within the protected tidal zone, plans for a stormwater management system that will infiltrate increased stormwater from development, provided that if impervious area is or is proposed to be greater than 30%, the stormwater management systems shall be designed by a professional engineer;
10. (j) For any project involving pervious surfaces, a plan with specifications of how those surfaces will be maintained; and
11. (k) All other relevant features necessary to clearly define both existing conditions and the proposed project.

Source. #12806, eff 12-15-19