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are to be taken to control these problems. The length in time and the complexity of the plan is to <br /> be commensurate with the size of the project, severity of the site condition, and potential for off- <br /> site damage. The plan shall be sealed by a qualified person. The plan shall also conform to the <br /> requirements found in the BMP manual as referenced in Section 13 of this Ordinance, and shall <br /> include at least the following: <br /> (a) Project Description- Briefly describe the intended project and proposed land <br /> disturbing activity including number of units and structures to be constructed and <br /> infrastructure required. <br /> (b) A topographic map with contour intervals of five (5) feet or less showing present <br /> conditions and proposed contours resulting from land disturbing activity. <br /> (c) All existing drainage ways, including intermittent and wet-weather. Include any <br /> designated floodways or flood plains. <br /> (d) A general description of existing land covers. Individual trees and shrubs do not <br /> need to be identified. <br /> (e) Stands of existing trees as they are to be preserved upon project completion, <br /> specifying their general location on the property. Differentiation shall be made <br /> between existing trees to be preserved, trees to be removed and proposed planted <br /> trees. Tree protection measures must be identified, and the diameter of the area <br /> involved must also be identified on the plan and shown to scale. Information <br /> shall be supplied concerning the proposed destruction of exceptional and historic <br /> trees in setbacks and buffer strips, where they exist. Complete landscape plans <br /> may be submitted separately. <br /> (fl Approximate limits of proposed clearing, grading and filling. <br /> Pagc 1�) <br />