I need someone to paraphrase these words " just change it to diffrent word with the same meaning"  Compare the Preliminary Site Plan to the Final Site Plan The Washtenaw Community College Health &Fitness Center-Preliminary Site plan, consists of Architectural sheets including: title sheet, site plan, master plan, site analysis plan, first floor plan, second floor plan, and elevation sheet. It also consists of civil sheets, including: topographical survey, preliminary areawide stormwater drainage map, preliminary grading plan, pond calculation and outlet structure detail, and two preliminary utility plans; based on the sheet index on the cover page of preliminary site plan. Among these sheets, the second floor map, and elevation sheets are missing from architectural sheets. And the preliminary areawide stormwater drainage map, and one of the preliminary utility plans from civil sheets are missing as well." And The Washtenaw Community College Health &Fitness Center-Final Site plan, consists of architectural sheets, including: title sheet, site plan, master plan, site details, landscape plan, landscape details, first floor plan, second floor plan, elevation, and, photometric sheet. It also consists of Civil sheets, including: Parcel la topographical survey, removal plan, grading and soil erosion control plan, areawide stormwater drainage map, drainage area plan, two utility plans, pond calculations and outlet structure details, three storm sewer plan and profile sheets, two water main plan and profile sheets, two sanitary force main plan and profile sheets, and, two detail sheets. From architectural sheets, the first and second floor plans, elevation, and photometric sheets are missing. In addition, all the civil sheets except the parcel 1a topographical survey, are missing. By comparing the two preliminary and final site plans, we can consider the preliminary site plan as a plan that is more general which provides less detailed information regarding the proposed development than the final site plan does. It seems that the applicant (Washtenaw Community College) combined the two preliminary and final site plan in one application since the issue date of both plans is October 10, 2005. "What has changed “ “The shape and number of proposed parking lot has changed in the final plan. the parking spaces has decreased from 356 space in Preliminary site plan into 348 space in the final site plan. but it did not limit the impervious area of the site plan which is 22.80% of the total gross area in both preliminary and final site plans. The shape of the proposed building has changed in the final plan. The shape of traffic intersection between entrance drive and East Hiron River Drive has changed. The final site plan proposed setbacks in right of way. The shape, width and length of drive ways and trails has changed in some places. Recommendations I would recommend having a comprehensive and more detailed site analysis plan within the preliminary site p.

1. I need someone to paraphrase these words " just change it to
diffrent word with the same meaning"
Compare the Preliminary Site Plan to the Final Site Plan The
Washtenaw Community College Health &Fitness Center-
Preliminary Site plan, consists of Architectural sheets
including: title sheet, site plan, master plan, site analysis plan,
first floor plan, second floor plan, and elevation sheet. It also
consists of civil sheets, including: topographical survey,
preliminary areawide stormwater drainage map, preliminary
grading plan, pond calculation and outlet structure detail, and
two preliminary utility plans; based on the sheet index on the
cover page of preliminary site plan. Among these sheets, the
second floor map, and elevation sheets are missing from
architectural sheets. And the preliminary areawide stormwater
drainage map, and one of the preliminary utility plans from civil
sheets are missing as well."
And The Washtenaw Community College Health &Fitness
Center-Final Site plan, consists of architectural sheets,
including: title sheet, site plan, master plan, site details,
landscape plan, landscape details, first floor plan, second floor
plan, elevation, and, photometric sheet. It also consists of Civil
sheets, including: Parcel la topographical survey, removal plan,
grading and soil erosion control plan, areawide stormwater
drainage map, drainage area plan, two utility plans, pond
calculations and outlet structure details, three storm sewer plan
and profile sheets, two water main plan and profile sheets, two
sanitary force main plan and profile sheets, and, two detail
sheets. From architectural sheets, the first and second floor
plans, elevation, and photometric sheets are missing. In
addition, all the civil sheets except the parcel 1a topographical

2. survey, are missing. By comparing the two preliminary and final
site plans, we can consider the preliminary site plan as a plan
that is more general which provides less detailed information
regarding the proposed development than the final site plan
does. It seems that the applicant (Washtenaw Community
College) combined the two preliminary and final site plan in
one application since the issue date of both plans is October 10,
2005.
"What has changed “
“The shape and number of proposed parking lot has changed in
the final plan. the parking spaces has decreased from 356 space
in Preliminary site plan into 348 space in the final site plan. but
it did not limit the impervious area of the site plan which is
22.80% of the total gross area in both preliminary and final site
plans. The shape of the proposed building has changed in the
final plan. The shape of traffic intersection between entrance
drive and East Hiron River Drive has changed. The final site
plan proposed setbacks in right of way. The shape, width and
length of drive ways and trails has changed in some places.
Recommendations I would recommend having a comprehensive
and more detailed site analysis plan within the preliminary site
plan since it is essential to have a detailed concept of, what
cultural, and natural factors (such as winter wind flow, and sun
directions) are involved and will be effected in this proposed
development. I would also add EIS (Environmental Impact
Statement) to the site plan, which will result in forecasting and
evaluating the potential impacts of a proposed action or project
on the natural and human environments."
Zoning Ordinance and Master
Plan Based on the Ann Arbor Township Zoning Ordinance the
proposed site plan is zoned as Public Land. PL district is
designed to classify publicly owned uses and land and permit

3. the normal principal and incidental uses required to carry out
governmental functions and services.2 One of master plan goals
is to protect the natural features within Washtenaw Township.
The master plan also is in favor of limiting the impervious
surfaces. In order to protect the water quality.
“Rating class terms indicate the extent to which the soils are
limited by all of the soil features that affect these uses. Not
limited indicates that the soil has features that are very
favorable for the specified use. Good performance and very low
maintenance can be expected. Somewhat limited indicates that
the soil has features that are moderately favorable for the
specified use. The limitations can be overcome or minimized by
special planning, design, or installation. Fair performance and
moderate maintenance can be expected. Very limited indicates
that the soil has one or more features that are unfavorable for
the specified use. The limitations generally cannot be overcome
without major soil reclamation, special design, or expensive
installation procedures. Poor performance and high maintenance
can be expected.”
“Lawns and landscaping require soils on which turf and
ornamental trees and shrubs can be established and maintained.
Irrigation is not considered in the ratings. The ratings are based
on the soil properties that affect plant growth and trafficability
after vegetation is established. The properties that affect plant
growth are reaction; depth to a water table; ponding; depth to
bedrock or a cemented pan; the available water capacity in the
upper 40 inches; the content of salts, sodium, or calcium
carbonate; and sulfidic materials. The properties that affect
trafficability are flooding, depth to a water table, ponding,
slope, stoniness, and the amount of sand, clay, or organic matter
in the surface layer”

4. Conclusion
The WCC Health & Fitness preliminary and Final site plans are
incomplete and confusing in terms of putting preliminary
grading and utility plans in the final site plan, the sheet’s
number also does not match with the sheet index list. This site
plan did not respect and respond to the natural systems inherent.
The Site plans failed to address all the site’s natural features in
the first place. It is while one of the Washtenaw Township’s
master plans goals is to PROTECT AND PRESERVE
NATURAL FEATURES. This site plan was inconsistent with
the zoning and master plan’s natural preservation goals, but it
got approved and have been developed in 2006