A. Size and scale. The map shall be drawn on paper that is eighteen inches by twenty-four inches. Scale shall be no greater than one inch by one hundred feet and in all cases shall be a standard drafting scale;

B. Name of subdivision, which shall not be the same or similar name of any other subdivision in the county;

C. Legal description;

D. Scale, date, north arrow;

E. Basis of bearings;

F. Boundary lines of the property including length and bearing lines;

G. The relationship of the subdivision to section and half-section lines and to any adjacent city boundary lines and monuments;

H. The location, widths, and names of streets or other public ways, easements, railroad and utility rights-of-way within or adjacent to the property plat;

I. The name and location of adjacent subdivisions and the location and layout of existing or proposed streets which are adjacent to or across contiguous right-of-way from the proposed development;

J. The location and dimension of proposed lots, tracts, reserve areas and any public dedications, and lot and block numbers;

K. The location, dimensions, and cross sections of all proposed streets;

L. A preliminary stormwater plan;

M. A preliminary utility plan;

N. A preliminary erosion control plan;

O. Proposed contours with intervals of five feet or less;

P. The names and addresses of the owner, developers and surveyor or engineer who designed the plat;

Q. Phasing plan, if phasing of the final plat is proposed;

R. Other information that may be necessary to determine compliance with city standards.