The following is a list of materials to be included in the street
acceptance package. Newly constructed subdivision streets are required
to submit all of the documents listed below, as well as any documents
required by the Rules and Regulations Governing the Subdivision of
Land in Dudley Massachusetts. The Board of Selectmen may request additional
materials and may provide a waiver for any of the materials to be
included in the street acceptance package.
A. Original written request for street acceptance.
B. Check for $500 (or Town Accountant proof of $500 minimum per street
to be accepted in the subdivision's escrow account, controlled by
the entity requesting street acceptance).
C. Original Street Acceptance Checklist signed by the Board of Selectmen
showing any waivers from the requirements.
D. Original, stamped, reproducible street acceptance plan.
E. Original, stamped, reproducible as-built street plan.
F. Six copies of the following, collated to form six packages ready
for distribution, in this order:
(1) Copy of the Street Acceptance Checklist.
(2) Copy of the written request for street acceptance.
(3) Copy of the Town Accountant proof of escrow, if a new street.
(4) Copy of the street acceptance plan.
(5) Copy of the as-built plan.
(6) Plans of any infrastructure within the taking, such as drainage,
underground utility services, etc.
(7) Maintenance plans and manufacturer's specifications as deemed applicable
by the Highway Superintendent, engineer, or their designee.
(9) Copies of all easements within the cartway or taking. Proof of recordation
of these easements must be provided to the Town Administrator's office
before any street voted to be accepted at Town Meeting is to be finally
accepted.
(10)
Any other material as requested by the Town Administrator, Board
of Selectmen, Highway Superintendent, or their designee.
In order to meet the requirements for the street acceptance
package, it is recommended that signatures are obtained as early as
possible. Those requesting street acceptance should plan on attending
at least one Board of Selectmen's meeting and any public hearings
where acceptance of the street will be discussed.