Inspections shall be arranged for as outlined on Form F, Inspection
Form. It shall be the responsibility of the subdivision developer
to inform the responsible agency, in writing, 24 hours in advance,
when each inspection is required as outlined in Inspection Form F.
Below-grade inspection must be performed prior to backfilling. Failure
to comply could result in lack of approval.
Materials and construction methods shall be in accordance with
the requirements of the involved utility companies after the BPW and
appropriate Town boards, commissions and departments have approved
said requirements.
Retaining walls shall be designed by a registered professional
structural engineer or in accordance with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Public Works Construction Standards.
The entire area must be cleaned up within 30 days of completed
construction and prior to the completion of the subdivision so as
to leave a neat and orderly appearance free from debris and other
objectionable materials. All catch basins, pipes and stormwater facilities
shall be properly cleaned out, and the streets swept.
All streets, underground utilities, shoulders, curbing, sidewalks,
planting strips, side slopes, street name signs, monuments and markers,
drainage systems, water systems, sewerage systems, and easements shall
be obtained and installed by the subdivider. Record plans and street
acceptance plans are a part of required improvements to document their
location and type. The obtaining and installing of these improvements
shall be in accordance with these regulations.