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<l (b) The location of the proposed subdivision on an inset map at a scale of not less than one inch equals 1,000 feet, showing adjoining roads, their names and numbers, subdivisions and other landmarks. (c) A closed boundary survey, or existing survey ofrecord, total acreage, acreage of subdivided area, existing buildings, existing graves, objects or structures marking a place of burial, names of owners and existing property lines within the boundaries ofthe tract and for adjacent properties thereto, proposed monuments, lots, lot numbers, lot areas, blocks, building setback and yard lines. The boundary survey shall conform to the requirements of Section 18V ACI0-20-370 of the Code of Virginia. If any exceptions have been granted by the Planning Commission in accordance with section 33.1-23, the preliminary plan shall include a note detailing any exception so granted. In addition any Use Permit conditions, Variances or Proffers attached to the property shall also be noted. (d) All existing, platted and proposed streets, both private and public, including their names, numbers and widths; existing and proposed utility or other easements, culverts, drains, watercourses, lakes, their names and other pertinent data. If the streets are to be private, the plan shall include a private streets declaration in accordance with section 33.1-19. (e) Where plan includes or abuts any natural or artificial body of water, show the approximate high waterline, bulkhead and pierhead lines where officially established, top of bank and toe of slope, proposed elevations and slopes for grading, and FEMA flood map and floodplain information. (t) Lot lines with dimensions and proposed setback lines; if a residential lot, the total number, type, and density per type of dwelling units to be placed thereon ifmore than one. (g) All parcels of land proposed to be dedicated or reserved for public use, and the conditions, if any, of such dedication. (h) A statement that appropriate erosion and sediment control methods shall be utilized prior to any clearing, grading or construction. (i) The preliminary plan for a major subdivision shall contain a copy of conceptual plan reviewed under the requirements of section 33.1-24. (j) Prior to application for final approval, the subdivider shall also submit to the City Engineer and/or director of public utilities and secure approval of engineering development plans for those physical improvements set forth in sections 33.1-49 and 33.1-50 in accordance with the following: I. Such plans shall be prepared by a licensed professional engineer or land surveyor in the Commonwealth of Virginia and shall be complete, showing all essential details of the construction of the improvements at a scale generally acceptable to the City Engineer. II. The City Engineer and/or the director of public utilities shall examine such plans and determine whether they meet the requirements ofthe zoning ordinance in chapter 40 and this chapter and whether they are in accord with sound engineering Page 15 of33