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inform any subsequent related land use application. A concept plan review shall not relieve an applicant of the burden to seek and obtain all necessary approvals under the Louisville municipal code. B. Projects eligible for concept plan review. A concept plan review is an optional review step prior to submitting an application for a preliminary or final land use application. The following application types shall be eligible for concept plan review. 1. General development plans pursuant to Chapter 17.72. 2. Planned unit developments pursuant to Chapter 17.28 that cover multiple lots or that would require a waiver to a height or density standard. 3. Special review use pursuant to Chapter 17.40. 4. Comprehensive development plan amendments specific to a certain property, pursuant to Chapter 17.64 not initiated by the city or city staff. 5. Zoning map, or text amendments specific to a certain property pursuant to Chapter 17.44 not initiated by the city or city staff. C. Application requirements. A concept plan application should provide sufficient and accurate information used to discuss applicable plans, policies and ordinances. An application shall be filed on a form provided by the city and shall include the following: 1. Written consent of the owners of all property included in the development. 2. A written description of the proposal, including how the proposed development meets applicable plans, policies and ordinances, and addresses the following as applicable: i. Description of any waivers sought to adopted development standards. ii. How the development meets applicable public land dedication requirements. iii. Proposed land uses, residential housing type mix, sizes, anticipated sales prices, percentage and type of affordable units. 3. A vicinity map, drawn to scale, showing the site and surrounding area not less than a 300-foot radius around the site, including surrounding zoning, buildings, parking areas, streets, sidewalks, trails and other transportation connections, parks, public areas, and open spaces. 4. A scaled and dimensioned schematic site plan that includes the following as applicable: i. Property boundaries. ii. Access points and circulation patterns for all modes of transportation, including connections to surrounding transportation infrastructure. iii. Proposed land uses and approximate location of buildings, including anticipated number of units or building area. iv. Location of major site elements such as natural features, watercourses, wetlands, trees, slopes, and floodplains. Ordinance No. 1859, Series 2023 Page 2 of 5