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flat. Areas of steep slopes should be delineated as necessary. (c) Soil characteristics, such as load-bearing capacity and drainage capacity. (d) Hydrologic features, which should include drainage and natural runoff patterns, flood zones, noted wetlands, vegetative cover and average depth to groundwater. (4) Existing development and infrastructure: (a) The location and dimensions of major buildings and structures. (b) The location and width of roads, private drive and paths, including site access. (c) The location, size and flow direction of sewers, water supply lines and culverts; all utilities to be identified. (d) Other existing developments adjacent to the site, including setback and lot line dimensions. (5) Proposed development: (a) The intended use of the completed project. (b) A grading and drainage plan. (c) Site placement of buildings, accessory structures, fences, parking lots, sidewalks, storage tanks, waste-disposal units, etc. (d) The location and size of water and sewer lines and appurtenances. (e) The location, size and design of all outdoor lighting facilities, public-address systems and outdoor signs, including those posted on buildings. (f) A general landscaping plan and planting schedule, including buffer zones and green space. (g) An estimated project schedule and phasing plan (final site plan). (h) A performance bond, if determined to be appropriate, with the amount, completion schedule, public improvements covered and inspection and bond approval. (6) Impact on stormwater pollution: (a) A stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP), if required for the proposed development under Chapter 96, Stormwater Management, of the Code. (b) The recommendation of the Stormwater Management Officer to approve, approve with modifications, or disapprove the SWPPP pursuant to § 96 of the Code. (7) Other: any other information or materials which the Town Board, Planning Board, Town's Engineer, Highway Superintendent and/or Code Enforcement Officer deems reasonably necessary and/or appropriate to complete a meaningful site plan review in connection with the applicant's proposed improvements or development project. § 95-5. Waiver of review process. [Amended 12-10-2007 by L.L. No. 6-2007| The Town Board may waive the applicability of all or any portion of the site plan review process to a particular applicant or project if it determines that such review is not in the interest of public health, safety or general welfare or is inappropriate to a particular site plan or project, except that the requirements of § 95-4B(6) of this chapter shall not be waived.