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(3) Within thirty (30) days following the submission of the plat to the Planning Commission, the Planning Commission shall approve, dis- approve or approve the Preliminary Plat with modifications. Fai lure to act on the Preliminary Plat within thirty (30) days shal I con- stitute approval unless the subdivider consents to an extension of such period. (4) Approval of the Preliminary Plat shal I be val id for one (I) year. A one (I) year extension of approval time may be appl ied for in writing to the Planning Commission. (5) AI I, or any portion of an approved preliminary plat, may be sub- mitted for final plat purposes. In the case of partial submission, the approval of the remaining portion of the preliminary plat shal I automatically gain an extension of one (,) year before another phase of the plat must be submitted in final form. (6) Within fifteen (15) days after a preliminary plat is disapproved, or approved with modifications, the subdivider or an interested official agency may request in writing a review before the Planning Commission. (S) Form of the Preliminary Plat. (I) The drawing shal I be made at a scale of I" = 100' or larger. The size of the sheets shal I be 24" x 36". If it is necessary to place the plat on more than one sheet, an index map shal I be included on the first sheet. A vicinity sketch plan showing the location of the area being platted as it relates to the rest of the community showing major streets in the area shal I be included. (C) Contents of the Prel iminary Plat. (I) Proposed name of the subdivision; (2) Location and boundaries of the subdivision as part of a larger area; (3) Contours at two-foot intervals if the slope is less than ten (10) per cent (spot elevations may be required if land is too flat for contours) and five (5) feet where the slope is greater than ten (10) per cent; (4) Date of preparation, scale and north sign (designated as true north); (5) Name, adaress and telephone number of owner and licensed surveyor, I icensed engineer or designer of the plat; (6) Total acreage involved; (7) Location and dimensions of al I existing streets, at leys, easements, drainage areas, irrigation ditches and laterals, and other signifi- cant features within or adjacent to the tract to be subdivided; (8) Approximate location and dimensions of all proposed streets, alleys, easements, lot I ines, front building setback lines, and parks and other areas to be dedicated for publ ic use; (9) Geological stabil ity information shal I be furnished upon request of the City which request shal I be made only when current knowledge in- dicates building or other problem$ may arise from construction in the area proposed for development; (10) Zoning on and adjacent to the tract; (I I) Designation of areas subject to a fifty (50) and one hundred (100) year flood and rate of flow of water during such floods. When 2-2