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SUMMIT COUNTY LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT CODE CHAPTER 10: Areas and Activities of State Interest • i. A description of the type of motive power that will be used to propel transit vehicles along the guideway and maximum anticipated speed of the transit vehicles along different segments of the system. ii. Maps showing the proposed right-of-way. iii. The minimum and maximum passenger capacity of the transit vehicles that will travel on the guideway and the anticipated frequency or scheduling of guideway use. iv. The maximum proposed grade of the guideway and the maximum curvature. Proposed curves in excess of ten (10) degrees shall be indicated on the map. v. Identification of all buildings or other structures that must be removed in order for the proposed guideway to be built. vi. A plan for preventing collisions at points where the proposed guideway crosses other transportation corridors. d. Sta tions and Terminals: If the proposed facility is a station or a terminal associated with a rapid or mass transit system, the application shall also include: i. A passenger impact analysis including: (1) The number of vehicle trips associated with the station or terminal at or just before any scheduled departure; (2) The number of passengers that will likely ride only one (1) way on any given day; and (3) The number of passengers that can be expected to bring baggage, recreational equipment, tools or other material. ii. The anticipated schedule of departures and arrivals at the station or terminal and the expected capacity of each transit unit. iii. The maximum length of any train that will serve the station or terminal, excluding propulsion units. iv. Basic floor plans and architectural sketches of each proposed building or structure, together with a site map showing the relative location of each building or structure. v. A map of all roadways, parking areas and other facilities showing details such as width, layout • , traffic flow, pavement markings and traffic control devices. vi. Identification of all buildings or other structures that must be removed in order for the proposed station or terminal to be built. K. Completeness Determination An application shall not be accepted unless it is complete per the requirements of this Chapter 10. Within 30 working days after an application has been submitted or any supplements or additions thereto have been submitted, as appropriate, the Planning Director shall determine whether the application is complete per the requirements of this Chapter 10. If the Planning Director determines that the application is incomplete, then within 30 working days after the application (or any supplement or addition thereto) is submitted, the Planning Director shall specify in writing the additional information that is required. When the application is complete, the Planning Director shall note upon the application the date and hour of receipt. . 10300: APPROVING AND ISSUING A PERMIT A. Permit Review and Hearing Procedures 1. Major Permit Review Procedures a. Staff Review and Staff Report: The Planning Department shall review the application and prepare a report recommending approval, conditional approval, denial or continuance of the permit. b. Set Hearing Date: The Planning Director shall set the hearing date not less than 30 days nor more than 60 days after receipt of a complete application. c. Hearing Notice: No later than 30 days after receipt of a complete application, the County shall publish notice of the hearing. Notice shall be published once in a legal newspaper of general circulation in the County, not less than 30 days nor more than 60 days before the date set for hearing. • The County shall also mail notice of the hearing to those on the mailing list as described in Section 19