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construction plans under section 91.513 as an alternative to submitting an application under this section. (b) A regulated activity reVieW application must include, at a mmImum, the follo'Ning information: (1) Name, address, and telephone number of the property ovmer and the applicant. (2) .^... brief description of the regulated activities for which the application is submitted. (3) A scale drawing depicting the boundaries of the site, the location of existing improvements on the site, and the location of the proposed regulated activities on the site. (1) l~ table of summary information that includes the follovling: V~) The total acreage of the site. (B) The area and percentage of existing impervious cover at the site. (C) The area and percentage of proposed impervious cover at the site, upon final completion of the project for which the regulated activities are being performed. (D) The total area and percentage of impervious cover at the site, upon final completion of the project for which the regulated activities are being performed. The application must be accompanied by a fee set by the city council, which is nomefundable. (c) The planning director "vill revievi each application to determine whether the applicant must submit a de','elopment plat or subdivision construction plans for the proposed regulated activity under section 91.513. If such a submission is not required, the planning director will approve the application and advise the applicant of applicable requirements under section 91.528. If such a submission is required, the planning director will inform the applicant that the submission must be made, reviewed and approved before the applicant can commence construction of the regulated activities. Sec. 94.513 Appeals and variances-Commission Development plat and subdiyision platting requirements for regulated aeti'/ity in recharge zone; contents ef dcyclopment plat application; exemptions. (a) Anoeal of olannin!2: director's decision. If the planning director denies or conditionally approves an aquifer protection plan, the applicant may appeal the decision to the commission by filing a written request with the planning director within ten days of the date of the director's decision. The appeal request must contain a statement of the basis for the appeal, and must be accompanied by technical information, if necessary, in sUPj)ort of the appeal. Upon receipt of a timely, complete appeal request, the planning director will place the appeal on the next available meeting agenda of the commission, in accordance with the planning director's C:\TEMP\Edwards Regulations revision final.doc 20