(i) Development name and the general location of the development;

(ii) A north point and scale on the drawing and the date;

(iii) Accurately drawn boundaries, showing the proper bearings and distances, properly tied to public survey monuments. These lines should be heavier than street and lot lines to clearly define said subdivision boundaries;

(iv) The names, width, lengths, bearings, and curve data on center lines of proposed public or private streets, alleys or easements. All proposed streets shall be named or numbered in accordance and in conformity with the street naming and numbering system of the City;

(v) Boundaries, bearings and dimensions of all portions within the development, as intended to be dedicated to the use of the public;

(vi) Lines, dimensions, bearings, and numbers of all lots;

(vii) Blocks and parks reserved for any reason within the development. All lots and blocks shall be numbered consecutively under a definite system;

(viii) Drawings showing plan layout, profile, and detailed design for sewer systems, water systems, storm systems and electrical service lines, including street lights;

(ix) Plan, profile and typical cross-section drawings of all streets, bridges, culverts and other drainage structures;

(x) Grading and drainage plan indicating the finished grade by solid line contours superimposed on dashed line contours indicating the existing topography for the area of the final plan. The plan shall identify natural slopes which exceed thirty percent (30%) or greater slope and include quantities of borrowed or excess material;

(xi) All fences, barriers or landscaping as required;

(xii) All special improvements required as conditions of development approval;

(xiii) A final plat, meeting Provo City Standards, prepared by a professional land surveyor.