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C•ITY OF NORTH OLMSTED ORDINANCE N0. 79-139 PAGE 7. (c) Action by Planning Commission. The Planning Commission shall take action after receipt of an application with all reauired maps, sketches and information and the report of the City Engineer as to compliance with the applicable sections of this Ordinance. (d) Approval. The minor subdivision shall be approved if the Planning Commission determines the proposed division of land is a minor subdivision, and that: (1) All tne contiguous iand owi7ed by tlie developer therein can be completely subdivided. (2) It is properly integrated with adjoining subdivisions or coul_d be properly coordinated with the subdivision and extension of streets to adjoining land; and (3) It complies wi.th the planning principles and other sections of this Ordinance, the Zoning Code, local street plans and other adopted plans of the City. An approval notation to that effect s'riall be made on the sketch plan by the Chairman or Secretary of the Commission, and the developer shall be informed by the City Eiigineer if a metes and bounds deed description or a plat map will be required. Three priilts of tiae approved sketch plan shall be made by the developer and transmitted to the Commission. (e) Disapnroval. If the Commission determines that the proposed division.o land is a major subdivision, or if the sketch is not approved for other reasons, the Commission shall state the conditions to be complied with before sucli division will be approved. (f) Recording. A deed or plat shall be filed and recorded in the 0 fice of the County Auditor and the County Recorder by an authorized 7•epresentative of the City witllin thirty days after approval by the Planning Commission. 1000.08 SKETCH PLAN FOR MINOR SUBDIVISION (A) Maps and Data (1) Property description. A drawing or nrint showing by scale an imensions the parcel which is to be subdivided and ali contiguous land of the same ownership, tlie name of the owner and of adjoining property owners, including designa- tions o£ parcels according to officiai records, and bearing and distance to the nearest inter- section of dedicated streets. (2) Topography. Information on the topography and drainage of the proposed subdivision and within fifty feet (50') thereof. (3) Utilities. Information on the accessibility of required utilities. (4) Structures. Locations of existing structures on the parcel, residential structures of ad- joining parcels within twenty-five feet (25') of the proposed subdivision and all nonresideritial structures on adjoining parcels. (B) Sketch Plan. The sketch plan shall be clearly drawn, at a scale of not less than fifty feet (501) to the inch, showing: