§ 32-64. Improvements required.

(a)

Streets, sidewalks, alleys, utilities and drainage. The subdivider shall provide paved streets with curb and gutter, reinforced concrete sidewalks along all streets on which proposed lots abut, paved alleys where provided by section 32-62, water distribution and sanitary sewage collection systems, and a drainage system conforming to the requirements of this chapter and the engineering and construction standards of the town. Improvements shall comply with the specifications set out in division 2 of this article.

(b)

As-built plans. The developer shall furnish to the town one set of reproducible as-built plans, certified as such by the developer's engineer, and two sets of prints. These items shall be furnished before town water meters are connected for service to structures in the subdivision. These plans shall show actual alignment and grade of all street, drainage, sanitary sewer and water system improvements which shall include location of water and sewer taps.

(c)

Electric and telephone lines. Electric and telephone lines shall be provided by the subdivider in cooperation with the appropriate utility company.

(d)

Street lights. Street lights shall be provided by the subdivider in cooperation with the town and electric power company.

(e)

Monuments.

(1)

Lot corners, curve points and angle points shall be marked with a piece of five-eighths-inch round reinforcing rod at least 24 inches in length driven flush with the finished ground level or lower if necessary in order to keep same from being disturbed.

(2)

Block corners shall be marked with a piece of three-fourths-inch round reinforcing rod at least 30 inches in length or one inch diameter or larger galvanized iron pipe at least 30 inches long, driven flush with the ground level or lower if necessary, in order to keep same from being disturbed.

(3)

Reference points shall be established for locating block corner and primary control points. Reference points shall be set in the street right-of-way at the point of intersection of a three-foot offset line parallel to the property line. Reference points shall be a drill hole or lead plug and tack in the concrete sidewalk. The final plat shall show the location of all reference points. If for any reason sidewalks are not provided, an alternate method of reference points shall be submitted for approval with the final plat.

(Ord. No. 1990-1, § 5.07, 4-16-1991)