All plans shall meet the requirements outlined in the following
sections.
The preliminary plan shall be drawn at a scale of not more than
100 feet to the inch.
A. Information to be shown on preliminary plan. The preliminary plan
shall show:
(1) Title block containing the name of the subdivision, owner of site,
date, graphic scale, name and profession of individual preparing the
plan.
(3) Location map showing relation of tract to adjoining properties, related
road and highway system, and Borough boundaries.
(4) Tract boundaries showing bearings and distances.
(5) Names of owners of all adjoining property and the names of all abutting
subdivisions.
(6) Contours at vertical intervals of five feet and datum to which contour
elevations refer.
(7) Existing watercourses and other significant natural features.
(8) Existing buildings, sewers, water mains, culverts, transmission lines,
fire hydrants, and other significant man-made features.
(9) All existing or recorded streets on or adjacent to the tract, including
name, right-or-way width, and width of pavement.
(10)
Location and width of proposed streets, rights-of-way, and easements;
proposed lot lines, areas to be dedicated to public use.
(11)
Total acreage, number of lots, and existing zoning classification.
B. Material to be submitted with preliminary plan. The following information,
data and documents shall be submitted with the preliminary plan:
(1) Copies of proposed deed restrictions, if any.
(2) Tentative cross sections and center-line profiles for each proposed
street.
(3) Preliminary designs of proposed bridges or culverts.
(4) Drawing of present and proposed grades and facilities for stormwater
drainage.
(5) Sketch of proposed street layout where the preliminary plan covers
only part of the subdivider's holdings.
(6) Letter from postmaster of the area indicating that proposed street
names do not duplicate names of streets now in use.
(7) Estimated costs of required improvements.
(8) Evidence that the subdivider has a current Pennsylvania Department
of Highways occupancy permit for the subdivisions abutting a state
highway.
The final plan to be submitted to the Planning Commission for
approval and subsequent recording shall be either drawn with India
ink on tracing cloth or be a transparent reproduction of the final
plan with black line on cloth or stable plastic base film. The final
plan shall be at a scale of 50 to 100 feet to the inch, and shall
be on a sheet no smaller than 18 inches by 22 inches and no larger
than 22 inches by 36 inches. If the final plan is drawn in two or
more sections, a key map showing the locations of the sections shall
be placed on each sheet.
A. Information to be shown on final plan. The final plan shall show:
(1) Title block containing the name of the subdivision, owner of site,
date, graphic scale, name and profession of individual preparing the
plan.
(3) Location map showing relation of tract to adjoining properties, related
road and highway system and Borough boundaries.
(4) Tract boundaries showing bearings and distances.
(5) Existing significant natural or man-made features.
(6) Existing and proposed streets and lot lines with distances and bearings
of all straight lines; and radii, arcs and central angles of all curves.
(7) Areas to be dedicated to public use.
(8) Names, bearings, and width of rights-of-way and easements, building
setback lines.
(9) Certification, with seal, by a registered professional engineer or
surveyor to the effect that the survey and map are correct.
B. Material to be submitted with final plan. The following information,
data, and documents shall be submitted with the final plan:
(1) Corrected and updated material from the preliminary plan.
(2) Detailed drawings and specifications for:
(a)
All improvements in preliminary plan drawings.
(b)
Sanitary sewage disposal system, and proposed connection to
existing Borough system.
(c)
Water supply distribution system and proposed connection to
existing Borough system.
(3) A certificate from the subdivider, executed by the proper Borough
official that all required improvements have been installed in accordance
with specifications, or that a satisfactory performance guarantee
has been filed with the Borough.
(4) Certificates from State Health Department approving subdivision's
water supply distribution and sanitary sewer systems.
(5) A certificate from the Planning Commission's engineer that the
improvements have been inspected and found to be installed in accordance
with specifications.