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I I I I I I (d) The legal and layman's description of the proposed development site. (e) A map or maps portraying the geologic conditions of the area with particular attention given to the appro- priate designated geologic hazard. If appropriate or needed, subsurface geologic cross sections shall also be utilized to portray such conditions at depth. Specific requirements of such map or maps are listed below in the appropriate subsection of 3-403(2). If possible, the geologic maps shall be at the same scale and in the same format as the development plan maps. I I I I I I I I I I I I I (f) A geologic report explaining the above maps and cross sections with particular emphasis on evaluating and predicting the impact of such geologic or hazardous conditions on the proposed land use changes and devel- opments. It shall also include recommended mitigating procedures to be employed in meeting the purposes of this Regulation. Specific requirements of such report are listed below in the appropriate subsection of 3-403 (2) . (g) The applicant, in narrative, pictorial or graphic form shall explain the nature, density and intensity of the proposed development or land use change, and shall explain mitigation procedures which will be needed and are planned to carry out the objectives of this Regulation. (h) The geological reports required by this regulation need not be duplicated to meet the requirements of ~830-28-l33, C.R.S. 1973. (i) A map or written statement explaining the existing zoning of the property. (2) Additional requirements for the various types of geologic hazards are as follows: (a) Applications for development in an avalanche hazard area also shall include but not be limited to the following information Or data: (I) Location of buildings (II) Building type, arrangement, and proportion (III) Building stability and strength (IV) Areal extent of the runout zone -12-