ZONING CLEARANCE INFORMATION SHEET

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ZONING CLEARANCE INFORMATION SHEET GENERAL INFORMATION Zoning Clearances are required by the Town of Truckee to verify that a requested land use activity and/or structure is an allowed land use within the applicable zoning district and complies with the development standards and any design guidelines applicable to the land use or zoning district of the site. The review process begins with the recognition that the proposed use/construction is allowed in the zoning district and focuses on issues related to site layout and design in order to arrive at the best utilization of the subject site and compatibility of design with surrounding properties. The process includes the filing of a building permit application or land use permit application with the Director to verify compliance with all applicable land use development standards, any applicable design guidelines, and the requirements of other Town departments. A Zoning Clearance may be issued by the Director for land use activities or structure(s) identified in Article II (Zoning Districts and Allowable Land Uses) as an allowed use as follows: Residential projects (single-family dwelling, secondary residential unit and/or residential accessory structure): a change in land use, new structures or additions to existing structures with a total gross floor area of less than 7,500 square feet (less than 5,000 square feet in Downtown Residential and Downtown Commercial and Manufacturing zoning districts); Non-residential projects: a change in land use, new structures or additions to existing structures with a total gross floor area of less than 7,500 square feet (less than 5,000 square feet in Downtown Residential and Downtown Commercial and Manufacturing zoning districts); Multi-family residential projects: a change in land use, new structures or additions to existing structures with 10 or less residential units; and/or All projects: a change in land use, new structures, additions to existing structures, new improvements or additions to existing improvements with site disturbance (grading, impervious surfaces and/or the removal of natural vegetation) of less than 26,000 square feet. A Zoning Clearance shall be required before the approval of a building, grading or other construction permit, or other authorization required by the Municipal Code or Development Code for the proposed use or construction. Incremental or phased developments shall be treated on a cumulative basis, and the approval of a Development Permit shall be required for additions to projects that exceed the limits allowed for Zoning Clearance approval. PRELIMINARY REVIEW For projects with building permit applications that do not require a separate Zoning Clearance application, such as new single-family dwellings, Planning Division staff will verify compliance with Town of Truckee zoning and development regulations at the same time that the Building Division plans examiner is reviewing the building plans for Town Building Code compliance. If an applicant wishes to receive preliminary review and approval by the Planning Division for a project before finalizing the building plans, a separate Zoning Clearance application may be submitted. (This preliminary review is for Truckee Development Code compliance only and does not address compliance with the Town Building Code, other Municipal Code provisions, or requirements of other agencies and special districts. However, this process allows the applicant to obtain greater assurance that the project complies with the Truckee Development Code before finalizing the building plans.)

Page 2 REVIEW AND PROCESS Each Zoning Clearance application shall be analyzed by the Director to ensure that the application is consistent with the content, purpose and intent of the Development Code, any applicable design guidelines, the General Plan, and any applicable Specific Plan. The Director shall take the appropriate action on a Zoning Clearance within 30 days of finding the application to be complete. The Truckee Development Code requires public noticing before any action may be taken to approve the Zoning Clearance for proposed multi-family residential, commercial and industrial projects; substantial additions, expansions and/or intensifications (e.g., an addition of at least 25 percent of the gross floor area of the existing structure); and additional projects such as cellular tower modifications. The notice is mailed to all property owners within 500 feet of the project site and posted at Town Hall at least 14 days before any action is taken to approve the Zoning Clearance, and the public has the opportunity to review the plans and provide input to Town staff during this period. The action taken by the Director to approve, conditionally approve or deny the Zoning Clearance may be appealed to the Planning Commission, and the action to approve a Zoning Clearance does not become effective until the appeal period has ended. The appeal period is 10 days from the date of the Planning Division's action on the Zoning Clearance. To expedite the review of your application, please include all information listed in the Zoning Clearance Submittal Checklist with your application submittal. This information is necessary to verify compliance with Town zoning and development regulations. Missing information may delay the processing of your application. In addition, the Planning Division recommends reviewing the Truckee Development Code (or the land use/zoning approval for previously approved projects) to determine the zoning and development regulations that apply to your project and verify that the proposed project complies with all applicable regulations prior to application submittal. FEES The fees for processing the Zoning Clearance application will be based on the actual costs of Town staff time spent on processing the application and any direct costs (publication notice costs, Nevada County Department of Environmental Health review fee, etc.). A fee deposit of $650.00 must be submitted with the Zoning Clearance application to cover these anticipated costs. If the actual application costs are less than the fee deposit, the applicant will be given a refund of the unused fees at the end of the application process. If the actual application costs exceed the fee deposit, the applicant will be billed for the difference. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS The items listed in the Zoning Clearance Submittal Checklist must be submitted as part of the application package in order for the application to be considered complete for processing. The signed checklist must also be submitted with the application. Your application will not be accepted if all of the items listed are not submitted. After your project is assigned to a planner, you will be contacted and asked to provide additional hard copies of the plan sets as required. In addition, the planner may request an electronic version of documents from the application submittal package. Electronic files may be submitted via email (if less than 15 MB), CD, thumb drive or Dropbox.

Page 3 Zoning Clearance Submittal Checklist Applicant Name: Project Site APN: Application Number (to be filled out by Town staff) Applicant must fill out the checklist below by placing a check mark in the boxes listed under Column A (for Applicant) and signing below. Column S is for staff to verify that your submittal requirements have been met. 1. Land Use/Zoning Application. If your project previously received a land use/zoning approval and you want the project to be reviewed under that approval, include the Planning Application Number and date of approval on the site plan. 2. Fee deposit. Checks must be made payable to the Town of Truckee; cash and credit cards are also accepted. 3. Legal Description The lot and parcel/tract number must be provided on the application forms and the site plan. If lot and parcel/tract numbers are not available, a metes and bounds description of the property or a copy of the most recent deed conveying the property must be submitted. 4. Plan Requirements The following plans must be submitted with the application. The plans must be of sufficient scale to show all information clearly and must be readable and understandable. If the plans are not legible, the application will not be accepted. One fullsize set of plans (stapled and folded), one reduced-size copy (11 x 17 ) and one electronic copy (.pdf) must be submitted. The planner assigned to the project will contact you to request additional hard copies of the plan sets or electronic documents. In addition to any requirements of the Town Building Code and the Chief Building Official, the following information must be shown on the building plans: a. Site Plan 1) General Information - Assessor s Parcel Number and Street Address - North arrow and scale - Vicinity map of area that clearly identifies the relationship of the project site with adjacent streets and parcels - Distance and bearings of property lines - Existing topography indicated with contour lines of not greater than a two-foot interval, including natural features, to be preserved (e.g., trees, rock, outcroppings, watercourses, drainage channels). - Location and elevation of 100-year flood plains within the property and within 100 feet of the property. - For properties along Donner Lake, the historic high-water mark of Donner Lake (elevation 5,935.8 feet ASL) - Location, width and purpose of easements within the property (e.g. recreational, drainage, public utility, snow and access easements). - Location, type and specifications of any existing and proposed utility lines (above and underground) within the property

Page 4 2) Preliminary Grading Information - Existing (natural) and proposed (finished) grade elevations and contours at twofoot intervals - Location of slopes between 20 percent and 30 percent - Location of slopes greater than 30 percent - Location and height of cuts and fills - Location and height of retaining walls - Estimate in cubic yards of cut and fill - Direction and method of stormwater runoff from buildings and impervious surfaces to on-site retention/treatment facilities and to off-site drainage facilities (Section 18.30.050) - Type and location of retention/treatment facilities and drainage facilities 3) Streets, Parking, and Driveways (Development Code Chapters 18.48 & 18.50) - Alignment, width (including turning radii), grade and names of streets and access easements (indicating private or public) that border or are located within the site, including nearby intersections with full dimensions. Show the distances from proposed and/or existing driveways on the site to proposed and/or existing driveways on the same and opposite sides of the streets that form the project boundaries. - Location, width (including turning radii) and grade of proposed and existing driveway improvements within the property - All paved areas within the property, including existing and proposed parking areas, driveways, malls, plazas, curbs (location and height), gutters and sidewalks including pavement markings and striping - Typical dimensions and location of parking spaces (including type), parking aisles and driveways and the proposed striping - Improvements to provide handicap accessibility from parking spaces to public entrances of buildings including striping, sidewalks and ramps - A summary of total parking provided for the project. Include calculations showing parking required by Development Code and the actual parking provided. Show numerical count of all types of parking spaces (regular, compact, handicap) as well as percentages. 4) Buildings and Other Structures - Location, dimension and type/use of existing buildings adjacent to and within 150 feet of the project site. - Location and dimension of existing and proposed buildings and structures on the project site. Show both wall lines and eave lines. - Location and heights of all walls, fences and gates with details, materials and construction method (Truckee Development Code Section 18.30.070). - Dimensions of building setbacks from property lines (Section 18.30.120) and 100-year flood plains (Truckee Development Code Chapters 18.34 & 18.38). - Location of all trash enclosures and proposed screening for enclosures. The minimum interior width of dumpster enclosures shall be 10 feet, and should be located a minimum of 10 feet from any structures to allow truck maneuverability. If trash enclosures are not proposed, provide a project description on how the project will meet solid waste and recycling materials storage requirements (Truckee Development Code Section 18.30.150).

Page 5 5) Other Information - Location and dimensions of septic tank and leach lines including replacement area within the project site - Location of wells within the project site and within 150 feet of the site - Statistical inventory describing the following: Site area in square feet (in acres for sites over five acres) Area covered by building footprint(s) in square feet Area covered by parking spaces and aisles, driveways and other impervious surfaces in square feet Percentage of the site covered by buildings and impervious surfaces Total floor space and floor space in square feet devoted to different uses (e.g. office, retail, storage) and the percentage of the total floor space devoted to each use b. Floor Plans 1) Separate floor plans for each story including lofts and storage at a scale of ¼ = 1 or greater 2) The use (e.g. office, residential, retail, storage) and size of each area or room 3) The total size in square feet of each floor and the entire structure 4) The location of doors, windows, and partitions c. Building Elevations 1) Separate elevations of the front, rear and both sides, designated by direction, and at a scale of 1/8 = 1 or greater. 2) Wall finishes including materials and colors 3) Roofing materials including manufacturer s style specifications and color 4) Height of building at lowest and high point consistent with the Development Code method of measurement 5) Existing and proposed topography adjacent to the building showing the natural grade line and the finished grade line d. Preliminary Landscape Plan. The following information may be shown on the site plan if all required information is legible (Truckee Development Code Section 18.30.110 & Truckee Development Code Chapters 18.40 & 18.42). 1) The location of buildings, structures, driveways, parking areas and the street in relation to the landscaping 2) The location and type of existing trees greater than six inches DBH inside the development area and within 50 feet of the development area. The development area is the area that will be disturbed by project grading and improvements. The landscaping plan must note which trees will be removed and retained. 3) The location of planting areas. 4) The size, number and type of trees, shrubs and groundcover to be planted in the planting areas. 5) A legend with planting symbols with trees, shrubs and groundcover identified by botanical name, common name, size at planting, spacing and quantities of each group of plants. 6) Amount of landscaping devoted to turf, drought-tolerant plants and indigenous plants.

Page 6 7) Irrigation system equipment including location of water lines, types of heads and coverage pattern. e. Sign Plan. Please provide the following sign plan details on all appropriate site plans, building elevations or as separate attachments (Truckee Development Code Chapters 18.54 & 18.56): 1) Detailed scaled drawings of the signs including the following: - Sign area and dimensions of signs in square feet - Materials and colors of surface areas including background and letters - Lettering style and height - Proposed copy (wording) - Lineal feet of building frontages - Surface area of building façade in square feet - Lighting specifications, including shielding, type and size of lamps - Mounting specifications shown compliance with Town Building Code requirements 2) Elevation drawings (wall signs, projecting signs, hanging signs) or site plan (freestanding signs, if proposed) showing the location of the signs. 3) For new multi-tenant projects, a Comprehensive Sign Program is required (Section 18.54.040). In addition to the information required above, a summary table shall show the complete sign program and total square foot area of all proposed signs. Also, provide a statement explaining how new tenant signs will be replaced/modified. f. Exterior Lighting Plan. Please provide the following lighting details on all appropriate site plans, building elevations or as separate attachments (Section 18.30.060): 1) Location of all proposed lighting, including lighting within parking areas, on the buildings, along pedestrian paths, etc. 2) Provide specifications for all proposed lighting. 3) Provide lumens for all existing and proposed lighting. 4) Demonstrate that the proposed lighting is shielded downward and does not spill onto adjoining properties and right-of-ways. 5) Indicate the exterior lights to be placed on timers and/or motion detectors. g. Tree Protection Plan. Unless otherwise exempted, a tree protection plan is required prior to conducting development activities including, but not limited to, clearing, grading, excavation or demolition work on a property or site, which requires a Zoning Clearance (Truckee Development Code Section 18.30.155). (Exemptions include vegetation and trees on existing developed single-family residential lots.) The tree protection plan shall clearly depict all trees to be preserved and/or removed from the site. The plan must be drawn to scale and include the following: 1) Location, species and diameter of each tree on site greater than six inches DBH. 2) Location of each drip line of each tree. 3) Location of existing and proposed structures. 4) Location of existing and proposed roads, water, sanitary and storm sewer, irrigation and other utility lines/facilities and easements. 5) Location of existing and proposed structures. 6) Grade change or cut and full during or after construction. 7) Existing and proposed impervious surfaces.

Page 7 8) Identification of a contact person and/or arborist or Registered Professional Forester who will be responsible for implementing and maintaining the tree protection plan. 9) Location and type of tree protection to be installed per Truckee Development Code Section 18.30.155.H. Applicant Signature: I certify that I have completed and have included all material checked above in the attached application submittal.