Permanent monuments of reinforced concrete or
metal shall be installed after all grading and improvements have been
installed to identify all street rights-of-way and set in locations
as determined by the Borough Engineer. The developer shall furnish
a certification that monuments have been set in the locations as shown
on recorded subdivision plan.
Street trees shall be provided along all new
streets and extensions of existing streets. Their proposed locations,
spacing and species shall conform to the Borough Construction Standards
and the recommended list of trees in Appendix A. A planting plan shall
be submitted for approval by the Planning Commission and Borough Council.
On narrow rights-of-way or where the planting strip between sidewalk
and the curb is less than five feet wide, trees will not be permitted,
but are to be placed inside the property lines.
In wooded areas or where other natural conditions
exist, in such a manner that their presence adds to the desirability
of a subdivision, Borough Council shall require that the developer
preserve as much of the original trees and natural conditions as is
economically feasible and require that a minimum of grading be done
other than the grading and excavating which is required for the construction
of the improvements in accordance with the improvement standards included
herein and approved by Borough Council.
After completion of all required improvements
the developer shall have his engineer or surveyor prepare and submit
to the Borough, plans and profiles showing the exact location, elevation,
grade, size stormwater detention pond volumes and material used to
install all facilities. Said plans shall be dated, signed and sealed
by the person preparing plan and be submitted on reproducible Mylar
or in CAD format.