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ning Agency may affirm, modify or withdraw its determina- tion of unsuitability. SECTION III: LOTS CREATED NOT REQUIRING A PLAT County Planning Agency Review and Recorded Certified Surveys Any proposed lot division where lots are created but in insufficient numbers to require submission of a plat under the requirements of this ordinance shall comply with the provisions of the Burnett County Sanitary Code, the Burnett County Zoning Ordinance and the standards of Administra- tive Code H-65 of the Division of Health; and shall be ap- proved by the County Planning Agency in accordance with the procedure for submitting subdivisions except that no contour map and no state agency review is required. In those instances where the proposed division is in- tended for building development and is located either whol- ly or partially within the Shoreland Protection or Floodplain zoning district the County Planning Agency shall require that a certified survey map be recorded in the office of register of deeds of the county. A certified survey map may also be required where the proposed division might result in boun- dary problems or disputes, such as divisions of land within 11/2 miles of incorporated cities and villages or in developed unincorporated areas. Such certified survey maps shall meet the requirements of Section 236.34 Wisconsin Statutes. OT�- SECTION IV: PROCEDURE FOR SUBMITTING SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS A. Preliminary Meeting Before filing a preliminary plat application the subdivider is encouraged to consult with the County Planning Agency and/or its staff for advice regarding general requirements affecting the proposed development. A sketch plan of the proposed subdivision drawn on a topography survey map should be submitted. This sketch plan should identify the boundaries of the property being considered for subdivision, any publicly owned lands in the vicinity of the proposed sub- division, proposed roads and general lot layout including proposed dedication, physical features (slopes over 15°1o, bodies of water, wetland areas, rock out -crops, existing vegi- tative cover, areas subject to periodic flooding, and general soil conditions), gaslines, power transmission lines and tow- ers, and railroads. In addition, the sketch plan should in- dicate proposed filling, grading, lagooning or dredg- ing, and a description of any contiguous property owned or controlled by the subdivider even though, only a part of the area is proposed for immediate development. The subdivider should also submit a location map showing the relationship of the proposed subdivision to traffic arteries and existing community facilities. B. Preliminary Plat Application The subdivider shall submit to the County Planning Agency and to those agencies having the authority to object to plats under provisions of Chapter 236 of the statutes, sufficient legible copies (to be determined at the preliminary meeting) of a preliminary plat based upon an exterior boundary sur- vey by a registered land surveyor. The preliminary plat shall show clearly the existing conditions of the proposed sub- division and of the adjoining sites including data on cove- nants, physical features (slopes over 15%, bodies of water, public access, wetland areas, rock out -crops, existing vege- tative cover, areas subject to periodic flooding, and soil con- ditions) available community facilities and utilities, ease- ments, street locations, and lot widths and depths. The pro- posed layout shall be shown on a topographic map at a min- imum scale of one inch equals 100 feet having contours at vertical intervals of not 'more than 2 feet where the slope of the ground surface is less than 10%, and of not more than 5 feet where the slope of the ground surface is 10% or more