Due consideration shall be given to the allocation and suitability
of locating areas of adequate size for schools, parks, streets and
playground needs for local or neighborhood use as well as areas needed
for other public uses.
Where a proposed school, neighborhood park, or other recreation
area, shown on the Comprehensive Plan, is located in whole or in part
in the applicant's subdivision, the Chairman of the Planning
Commission may require as a condition of final approval that such
space within the subdivision be reserved and not developed for a period
not to exceed one year from the date of such final approval so that
within said period the appropriate public agency may acquire said
land in the manner provided by law and before it is developed for
some purpose not within the Comprehensive Plan. If the land is not
so acquired and no legal acquisition is filed by such public agency
within such period, said reservation shall be no further in effect
and such lands then may be used for other purposes consistent with
municipal regulations.
If a street is shown on the Comprehensive Plan, the street shall
be constructed by the subdivider at his/her expense. The location
of the street will not have to be at the exact location as shown on
the Comprehensive Plan. The Planning Commission shall approve the
final location of the proposed street.