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(b)     North point, scale and date.

(c)     Boundaries of the property involved, all existing easements, sec-
tion lines and property lines, existing streets, existing buildings, water
courses, waterways or lakes, and other existing physical features in and
adjoining the project.

(d)    Location and sizes of sanitary and storm sewers, water mains,
culverts, and other underground structures in and adjacent to the project.

(e)    General area location of different uses, dwellings by types, rec-
reational and commercial uses, and other non-residential uses.

(F) A SCHEDULE SETTING FORTH THE TIMING OF THE VA-
RIOUS STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT AND THE CONSTRUCTION TO
BE ACCOMPLISHED DURING EACH STAGE.

(g) Tabulation of the total number of gross acres (and the percent-
ages thereof) proposed to be devoted to the several dwelling types, com-
mercial uses, other non-residential uses, streets, parks, schools and other
reservations.

(h) Tabulation of the total number of dwelling units of various types
in the project, and the overall projected density in dwelling units per gross
acre remaining after subtracting gross acreage used for non-residential
uses other than open spaces, parks and recreational uses.

Section 13-351.21K—Preliminary Consideration

(1)    Upon receipt, the Office of Planning and Zoning shall study
the material submitted and confer with such other agencies of the State
and local government as may be appropriate in determining the general
acceptability of the proposal. In the course of such preliminary considera-
tions, the Office of Planning and Zoning may request the applicant to supply
additional material needed to make specific determinations.

(2)    Following such preliminary consideration the Office of Planning
and Zoning shall schedule a conference or conferences with the applicant
for the purpose of making the necessary or desirable modifications of said
plan.

(3)    All agreements between the applicant and the Office of Planning
and Zoning, and all recommendations of the Office of Planning and Zoning
shall be in writing.

(4) No Planned Unit Development shall be permitted unless the
developer shall first post a performance bond with the Department of
Inspections and Permits, executed by the owner and a corporate surety

with authority to do business in the State as a surety. The bonds shall

be in a form approved by the County Solicitor, in an amount equal to the

cost of construction of said development.

(5) The bond shall include the following provisions:

(a) Forfeiture for failure to complete the work specified in accord-

ance with the special exception.

(b) The developer shall comply with all provisions of this subtitle,
and all other applicable laws and ordinances.

(c) Any extension of completion time shall not release the developer
or surety on the bond.