Application requirements
An application form shall be provided by the planning board administrative officer and the application fee shall be equal to the cumulative fees which would be associated with approval of the project if it did not qualify for review under this article.
At the time of initial application submission, a meeting will be scheduled by the administrative officer with the preliminary review committee, as deemed necessary. The preliminary review meeting shall not infringe on the scheduling of the public hearing as stated in section 32-160 of this article.
The preliminary review committee shall require the submission of specific information. Applications shall contain the following:
A. Documentation of evidence concerning site control and ownership;
B. Documentation of evidence concerning eligibility for state and/or federal subsidy, including a letter from the funding agency indicating the eligibility of the applicant and the project, and determination that the project has been or will be funded;
C. Evidence of incorporation and/or nonprofit status of the intended builder/operator of the development;
D. Evidence of the costs, income and other economic factors which results in the rental rate(s) and/or homeownership prices for the low and moderate income housing units to be constructed. The permitting board may require the inclusion of this documentation as part of the land evidence record upon approval of the application.
E. Site plans including:
1. Locations and dimensions of existing property lines within or adjacent to the parcel(s) easements and rights-of-way.
2. Location, width and names of proposed and existing streets within and immediately adjacent to the parcel(s).
3. Location of units within development to be designated for low and moderate income residents.
4. Names of abutting property owners and property owners immediately across any adjacent streets or right-of-way.
5. Location of wetlands, watercourses or coastal features present on or within two hundred (200) feet of the property.
F. Scaled architectural drawing for each building, which shall include floor plans, plans of typical units, building elevations and sections and shall identify construction type and exterior finish materials.