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procedure shall be charged to and paid by the applicant, in the Town’s discretion either before or after they.are incurred. SECTION 4. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS. C. The site plan submittal checklist will assist in providing the Town’s Planning Board with a basis for reaching a final decision regarding the recommendation of a final site plan to the Town Board for approval, disapproval or approval with modifications. An applicant’s proposed site plan and all supporting data will be submitted by and bear the official and signature of a licensed architect, landscape architect, professional engineeror land surveyor. D, Site plan components, as allowed or required by state law, which will, to the extent deemed appropriate, be considered by the Town Board, Planning Board and others as part of an analysis of an applicant’s site plan will include the following: legal data, impact on the environs, natural features, existing 1man-made features, proposed development, impact on stormwater pollution and other information or materials. If a stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) is submitted pursuant to §95-4B(6) of this chapter, such SWPPP shall be considered by the Town Board, Planning Board and others as part of ‘an analysis of an applicant’s site plan, and the site plan and SWPPP shall not be approved unless they comply with the performance and design criteria and standards in Chapter 96, Stormwater Management, of the Code. 8. Legal data a, ‘The naine, address, email and phone number of the applicant and authorization of the owner if different from the’ applicant: ‘the’ name and address of the _ owner(s) of record, if different from the applicant; and the name, address, email and phone number of the person or firm préparing the site plan and any related maps of sketches, b. Ownership intentions of thé applicant others, such as future options, rights-of- way etc. : c. ‘Current zoning classification of the property, including exact zoning boundary if in more than one district. d. Property boundary lines plotted to scale by a licensed surveyor, including distances, arigles, North arrow, scale and date, e. The locations, widths, elevations, and names of existing and proposed adjacent streets. £ A description of all existing deed restrictions of covenants applying to the property. g. The identification and record of the application and approval status of all neceésary state and county permits as part of the final stage of any applicant’s site plan review. 9. Impact of proposal on environs: a. Relationship to: i, Adjacent and nearby land uses, both public and private. ii. Existing and proposed traffic patterns. iii, Existing and projected water supply, sewage disposal and similar service capabilities