Part Seven. Permit Application Requirements
27.12.700 Application requirements.
(1) Applications required by this chapter shall be submitted to the Administrator by the property owner, lessee, contract purchaser, other person entitled to possession of the property, or by an authorized agent, along with the appropriate fee established under Chapter 3.30 CCC.
(2) Applications shall be reviewed by the Administrator for completeness, consistent with this chapter and Chapter 26.10 CCC, Consolidated Development Permit Process Code.
(3) No application shall be considered complete until all special reports required by this chapter are submitted to Clallam County.
(4) At every stage of the application process, the responsibility of demonstrating consistency with this chapter is upon the applicant.
(5) All applications for development proposals subject to this chapter shall also include:
(a) A site plan drawn to scale containing descriptive information and a scaled map about the development proposal site including, but not limited to: the location and dimensions of property boundaries; legal access, including the width of all road rights-of-way and easements; existing structures, drainfields, driveways, wells, and other improvements; proposed regulated uses and activities; slope of land; location and classification of critical area, and location of buffers. If the review authority determines that additional critical areas are found on the development proposal site, the applicant shall be required to amend the application site plan to identify the location of the critical area.
(b) A vicinity map which clearly relates the development proposal location to nearby rivers, creeks, and public roads to enable interested persons and agencies to determine the location of the site and obtain a geographical orientation to assist them in their review of the application. Said map shall be accompanied by a separate document giving instructions for reaching the site by automobile from a commonly known geographical reference point such as a public road intersection.
(c) Additional information necessary to evaluate the proposed development as to its consistency with the requirements of this chapter.
(d) Other information necessary to designate the boundary and classification of critical areas pursuant to this chapter, where it is confirmed by the Administrator that development will occur within the jurisdiction of this chapter.