(a) The proposed lot lines for all affected lots, indicated by heavy solid lines;

(b) The existing lot lines proposed to be changed, indicated by heavy broken lines;

(c) The location of all structures existing upon the affected lots;

(d) The location and dimensions of any drainfield, wellhead protection area, easement or right-of-way existing within or adjacent to any affected lot;

(e) The area and dimensions of each lot following the proposed adjustment;

(f) Parcel numbers for all affected lots;

(g) Legal description of the existing lots and a legal description of the area involved in the boundary line adjustment;

(h) The existing and, if applicable, proposed future method of sewage disposal for each affected lot. Where any lot affected by a proposed lot line adjustment is served or is likely to be served in the future by an on-site sewage disposal system, a percolation test for each such lot may be required by the City Engineer when the City Engineer finds that the proposed adjustment could adversely affect the ability of such lot to be adequately served by such on-site system.