A. 
The developer and/or his engineer shall submit three complete sets of plans and specifications of the proposed wastewater collection construction project for review and approval by the Borough and the Borough's consultant. One marked or approved set will be returned to the developer after review by the Borough. Plans shall be prepared by a professional engineer, registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and shall bear the original impression seal and signature of the engineer who prepared the plans on the front cover of each set of plans.
B. 
After design plans and specifications have been approved by the Borough, the developer shall provide the Borough with three sets of plans and specifications for its use, prior to the start of construction.
C. 
In addition to the plans and specifications called for above, the developer shall provide three sets of any other plans, catalog cuts and specifications as might be furnished for his project by a material or equipment manufacturer, whether it be a material, installation or maintenance specification.
The plans for construction shall include the following:
A. 
A cover sheet which details the name of the project for which the plans have been prepared. On the cover sheet, the engineer's name shall be shown. The date the drawing was prepared shall be shown. A key map showing the location of the project shall be shown on the cover sheet. An extract from a USGS map may be used for the key map with the area of project defined on the key map. The permit number which covers construction of the sanitary sewers shall be shown on the cover sheet. During the design phase, the permit number shall be left blank but shall be completed at the record phase in drawing production. In addition, during the generation of record drawings, the front cover shall definitively state that the drawings depict the record condition of the sewers. Also on the front cover of the record drawings, the required certification from the design engineer that the sewers have been constructed in accordance with the design and the rules and regulations of the Borough, together with the Department of Environmental Protection shall be shown. If any changes have been authorized during construction, the changes shall be listed underneath the certificate. The front cover of each set of drawings shall bear the engineer's original impressed seal and signature.
B. 
The second sheet of the folio of drawings shall be the table of contents with the contents of each page definitively shown. The engineer's standard table showing changes, individuals who designed, checked, drew and surveyed the information shall be shown. Each subsequent page in the folio of drawings shall contain the name of the project and the name of the engineer. If the drawings are record drawings the words "record drawing" shall appear.
C. 
The third sheet in each set of drawings shall be a general plan of the entire project showing the locations of all lots (if appropriate) and the location of sanitary sewers in streets and rights-of-way (graphically correct) together with lot numbers, roads, streets, etc. The scale shall be such that the majority of the sheet is used to depict the project.
D. 
The plans shall be at a scale of one inch equals 50 feet. In congested areas, a scale of one inch equals 20 feet may be used with prior approval from the Borough. Uniform sheet size shall be 24 inches by 36 inches. A profile of the street and existing ground surface over the sewer shall be shown. In addition, an existing ground profile at the building setback line shall be shown. The profile shall be drawn at a horizontal scale of one inch equals 50 feet and a vertical scale of one inch equals five feet.
E. 
Detail sheets (plan and profile). The following items shall be included thereon:
(1) 
Location of each existing or proposed building with elevation of the existing or proposed basement (plan view).
(2) 
Sewer ties to existing permanent and semipermanent features (plan view).
(3) 
Top elevations of manholes (profile view).
(4) 
Manhole numbers corresponding to those on index map (plan view and profile view).
(5) 
Distance between manholes (profile view).
(6) 
Grade of proposed sewer (profile view).
(7) 
Size of proposed sewer (profile view).
(8) 
Location, size and elevation of all existing and proposed underground utilities (plan view and profile view).
F. 
Inverts of sewers at manholes and manhole top elevations shall be shown. The datum shall be that of the Borough system. Benchmark elevations will be supplied by the Borough's consultant. A minimum of one benchmark shall be shown on each sheet of the construction plans.
G. 
Structures to be served shall be located in plan and profile with the basement and first floor elevations clearly indicated.
H. 
Proposed lateral connections shall be shown. Wye and lateral ends shall be stationed along the center line of the sewer between manholes with a length and distance either left or right from the center line of the sewer main. A lateral shall be constructed to each lot within a subdivision.
I. 
A North arrow and flow direction of all sewers shall be shown on each sheet. Plans for construction are expected to be completed using straight edges and standard drawing templates for letters, numbers and symbols. No freehand lettering or numbering will be permitted.
J. 
Submit the following information as a supplement to the construction drawings:
(1) 
Number of persons to be served initially.
(2) 
Number of persons to be served in the future.
(3) 
Number of acres to be served initially.
(4) 
Number of acres to be served in the future.
(5) 
Initial and future sanitary sewer flows if the development is other than residential.
A. 
The developer shall furnish to Borough a set of reproducible Mylar record drawings and five sets of record prints of all facilities for which Borough acceptance is being requested. Two copies of the record drawings (prints) submitted by the developer shall be transmitted to the Department of Environmental Protection by the Borough as record drawings to replace the design drawings previously forwarded to the department for permit purposes. The record drawings are to show the system as installed with all revisions. Manholes, wyes, and laterals are to be correctly stationed with respect to center line of manholes with depth, length of laterals, and invert elevation at the end of the lateral noted. Pipe material and angles of sewers at the manholes shall be shown. A four-inch-by-four-inch pressure treated post shall be placed at the end of the lateral and shall extend from the invert of the lateral to a minimum of three feet above the ground. The top of the post shall be painted with sewer green for at least a distance of 12 inches from the top of the post. The total distance from the top of the post to the invert of the lateral shall be indicated on the record drawings at the proper center line station either left or right. The record drawings shall contain thereon the same information required for the design drawings corrected to record conditions and shall include the locations of all streets and utilities (both main lines and laterals) that parallel or cross the installed sanitary sewers. The location of the lateral end, shown in the plan view, shall be graphically correct with respect to property corners, manholes, utility poles, etc. Each drawing shall be marked "record" and dated.
B. 
The developer and engineer shall provide professional engineering and drafting work which shall be neat, legible, and understandable per the standards of the industry.
C. 
All record drawings are expected to be completed utilizing AutoCAD or similar design and drafting software.
D. 
The reproducible Mylars of the record drawings are to bear a seal of a registered professional engineer, registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The registered professional engineer shall certify that the record information is true and correct. The Mylar record drawings shall be signed and dated by the registered professional engineer.
E. 
In the event more than one engineer is retained by the developer over a period of time to produce record drawings on a piece-meal basis, it will be the responsibility of the developer when all sewers covered by permit have been constructed to retain one engineer to produce a complete set of drawings showing record conditions of all sewers.
A sufficient number of plans and specifications shall be made available by the developer to the contractor or contractors performing the work.