States geological survey, which are based on the national geodetic vertical datum of
1929. If the bench mark is more than 200 feet from the total site, a permanent bench
mark shall be established within that distance in accordance with the generally
accepted standards for establishment of such a bench mark.
(vi) Identification of all contiguous properties or waterways.
(vii) In the case of expandable condominium projects, all land on which the
balance of the project may be located shall be shown, complete with distances,
bearings, and curve data, identified as proposed future development. This land shall
be shown in relationship to the phase being currently submitted.
(viii) A location map of the project with its relationship to the surrounding
area.
(c) A floodplain plan when the condominium lies within or abuts a floodplain
area, showing all the following:
(i) The location of all condominium buildings and improvements.
(ii) The floodplain shall be shown within a contour line as established by the
department of natural resources.
(iii) The floodplain contour line shall be shown to the point where it intersects
with the boundaries of the condominium project or to its limits, whichever is
greater, and be dimensioned to the nearest whole foot from the street or traverse line.
(iv) The contours over the entire project shown at 2-foot intervals.
(v) The floodplain area shall be clearly labeled with words "floodplain area." A
common element or a condominium unit, other than a campsite or a marina unit, shall
not be constructed where it may be reasonably anticipated that the structures will
be damaged by flooding. Where the proposed condominium project is within a
floodplain, the administrator may require a statement from a registered engineer that the
subject property is not in apparent present or future danger of flooding,
including herewith an explanation of the factors leading to that conclusion.
(d) A site plan showing all of the following:
(i) Specific locations of all property corners, condominium buildings or units, and
improvements by a coordinate system established in the form
of latitudes and
departures in north-south and east-west directions
preferably a property corner.
from
an established point,
(ii) All coordinate values referenced to either the Michigan coordinate system,
prescribed by Act No. 9 of the Public Acts of 1964, being SS 54.231 to 54.239 of
the Michigan Compiled Laws, or to a city coordinate system, if one exists, or to a
monument set during the survey, if such coordinate systems have not been
established.
(iii) The relationship of the condominium units to the condominium property
boundaries by either showing 2 coordinates on the same line, as prescribed in (ii)
above, on 2 corners of the building or unit, or by 1 coordinate on the building or unit
corner, and by a bearing related to the true meridian or a previously established
meridian.
(iv) All general and limited common elements and approximate size.
(e) A utility plan showing all of the following:
(i) All utility lines for gas, electricity, water, steam, telephones, storm sewer,
sanitary sewer, or services of a similar nature.
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