A. 
Whenever any subdivision of land is proposed within the Village of Clinton, the subdivider shall submit an application to the Code Enforcement Officer, in writing, stating that application for preliminary approval is being made and describing by block and lot numbers or other suitable means the location of the parcel or parcels to be subdivided. In addition, the following information shall be presented:
(1) 
Ten copies of the preliminary plat drawn to a scale of 50 feet to one inch.
(2) 
A topographic map at the same scale with contour intervals of two feet but not greater than five feet, and proposed street profiles at appropriate scales, one inch equals 50 feet horizontal, one inch equals five feet vertical.
(3) 
The suggested name or title of the proposed subdivision.
(4) 
The name and address of the owner or owners of record, the subdivider and the name and professional status of the designer of the plat.
(5) 
The date of original submission, true North point, and graphic scale.
(6) 
The location of all property lines, easements, buildings, watercourses, water or sewer mains and other essential features of the area to be subdivided and within an area of 200 feet of the boundaries of the area to be subdivided and the names of the owners of all such properties.
(7) 
The location, names and widths of existing and proposed streets, highways, easements, parks and other public properties within the area to be subdivided and within 200 feet therefrom. Where new streets are proposed, the right-of-way line and width of the pavement lines and width shall be shown.
(8) 
All areas proposed to be dedicated to public use shall be shown and so indicated, and any conditions of such dedication shall be included or attached.
(9) 
Typical cross sections of the proposed grading of the subdivided area.
(10) 
All existing and proposed connections with existing and proposed water and sewer lines.
(11) 
Provision for the location of surface drainage facilities.
(12) 
Deed description and map of survey of tract boundary made and certified by a licensed land surveyor.
(13) 
Preliminary design of any bridges, culverts or other such facility which may be required.
(14) 
All proposed lot lines with approximate dimensions shown and all setback lines according to Chapter 260, Zoning, of the Code of the Village of Clinton.
(15) 
An outline and description of the public improvements to be provided in compliance with Article V of this chapter.
(16) 
A stormwater pollution prevention plan consistent with NYS SPDES General Permit for Construction Activities and Chapter 196 of the Code of the Village of Clinton.
(17) 
When the subdivider holds undeveloped land adjacent to the proposed subdivision or where such adjacent parcel does not front on any existing street, a sketch of a prospective future street layout for such adjacent parcel shall be shown on the same map as the preliminary plat.
(18) 
The application shall be accompanied by such fees as may be established from time to time by the Village of Clinton Board of Trustees.
(19) 
The applicant shall comply with all requirements of the New York State Environmental Quality Review Act[1] and shall make all such required forms part of the application.
[1]
Editor's Note: See Environmental Conservation Law § 8-0101 et seq.
B. 
The Code Enforcement Officer shall submit the application to the Planning Board at the next regular meeting of the Board. The subdivider or his agent shall be present at the meeting and at any subsequent meetings deemed necessary by the Chairman of the Planning Board.
A. 
The Planning Board shall comply with the provisions of General Municipal Law § 239-n, subject to intergovernmental agreements reached from time to time applicable to the Village of Clinton. The Planning Board shall comply with the provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA)[1] and implementing regulations when reviewing a preliminary plat. A preliminary plat shall not be considered complete until a negative declaration has been filed or a notice of completion of a draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) has been filed in accordance with SEQRA. All time periods for review of a preliminary plat shall start upon such filings.
[1]
Editor's Note: See Environmental Conservation Law § 8-0101 et seq.
B. 
Procedure applicable when the Planning Board is lead agency under SEQRA.
(1) 
Public hearing on preliminary plats. The time within which the Planning Board shall hold a public hearing on the preliminary plat shall be coordinated with any hearings the Planning Board may schedule pursuant to SEQRA, as follows:
(a) 
If such Board determines that the preparation of an environmental impact statement on the preliminary plat is not required, the public hearing on such plat shall be held within 62 days after the receipt of a complete preliminary plat by the Planning Board.
(b) 
If such Board determines that an environmental impact statement is required and a public hearing on the draft environmental impact statement is held, the public hearing on the preliminary plat and the draft environmental impact statement shall be held jointly within 62 days after the filing of the notice of completion of such draft environmental impact statement in accordance with the provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act. If no public hearing is held on the draft environmental impact statement, the public hearing on the preliminary plat shall be held within 62 days of filing of the notice of completion.
(2) 
Public hearing; notice; length. The hearing on the preliminary plat shall be advertised at least once in the newspaper of general circulation in the Village at least five days before such hearing if no hearing is held on the draft environmental impact statement, or 14 days before a hearing held jointly therewith. The Planning Board may provide that the hearing be further advertised in such manner that it deems most appropriate for full public consideration of such preliminary plat. The hearing on the preliminary plat shall be closed upon motion of the Planning Board within 120 days after it has been opened.
(3) 
Decision. The Planning Board shall approve, with or without modification, or disapprove such preliminary plat as follows:
(a) 
If the Planning Board determines that the preparation of an environmental impact statement on the preliminary plat is not required, such Board shall make its decision within 62 days after the close of the public hearing; or
(b) 
If the Planning Board determines that an environmental impact statement is required and a public hearing is held on the draft environmental impact statement, the final environmental impact statement shall be filed within 45 days following the close of such public hearing in accordance with the provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act. If no public hearing is held on the draft environmental impact statement, the final environmental impact statement shall be filed within 45 days following the close of the public hearing on the preliminary plat. Within 30 days of the filing of such environmental impact statement, the Planning Board shall issue findings on the final environmental impact statement and make its decision on the preliminary plat.
(4) 
Grounds for decision. The grounds for a modification, if any, or the grounds for disapproval shall be stated upon the records of the Planning Board. When so approving a preliminary plat, the Planning Board shall state, in writing, any modifications it deems necessary for submission of the plat in final form.
C. 
Procedure when the Planning Board is not the lead agency under SEQRA.
(1) 
Public hearing on preliminary plats. The Planning Board shall, with the agreement of the lead agency, hold the preliminary hearing on the preliminary plat jointly with the lead agency's hearing on the draft environmental impact statement. Failing such agreement, the Planning Board shall hold the public hearing on the preliminary plat within 62 days after the receipt of a complete preliminary plat by the Planning Board.
(2) 
Public hearing; notice; length. The hearing on the preliminary plat shall be advertised at least once in the newspaper of general circulation in the Village at least five days before such hearing is held independently of the hearing on the draft environmental impact statement or 14 days before a hearing held jointly therewith. The Planning Board may provide that the hearing be further advertised in such manner it deems most appropriate for full public consideration of such preliminary plat. The hearing on the preliminary plat shall be closed upon motion of the Planning Board within 120 days after it has been opened.
(3) 
Decision. The Planning Board shall by resolution approve, with or without modification, or disapprove the preliminary plat within 62 days after the close of the public hearing on such preliminary plat.
(4) 
Grounds for decision. The grounds for a modification, if any, or the grounds for disapproval shall be stated upon the records of the Planning Board. When so approving a preliminary plat, the Planning Board shall state, in writing, any modifications it deems necessary for submission of the plat in final form.
D. 
The Planning Board shall communicate, in writing, to the Village Board of Trustees and shall present at the public hearing the character and extent of the required improvements for which waivers have been requested and which, in the opinion of the Planning Board, may be waived without impairing the intent of these regulations or the public good. Such waivers, however, shall not be granted unless approved by a majority vote of the Board of Trustees.
E. 
Certification and filing of preliminary plat. Within five business days of the adoption of the resolution granting approval of such preliminary plat, such plat shall be certified by the Planning Board as having been granted preliminary approval. A copy of the resolution shall be mailed to the owner.
F. 
Filing of decision on preliminary plat. Within five business days from the date of the adoption of the resolution approving the preliminary plat, the Chairman or other duly authorized member of the Planning Board shall cause a copy of such resolution to be filed in the office of the Village Clerk.
G. 
Revocation of approval of a preliminary plat. Within six months of the approval of the preliminary plat, the owner must submit the plat in final form. If an application for final approval is not submitted within six months of preliminary approval, the preliminary approval shall be considered void unless an extension of such preliminary approval is granted by the Planning Board and such extension is noted on the plat, in writing, by the Chairman of the Planning Board.
A. 
Within six months of the approval of the preliminary plat, the subdivider shall file with the Planning Board one original drawing and 10 reproductions of such drawing of the final plat of the proposed subdivision. The final plat submitted for final approval and subsequent recording shall be clearly and legibly drawn in black waterproof ink to a scale of 50 feet to one inch and shall include the following information:
(1) 
All mapped information required for preliminary approval shall be shown on the final plat and shall be drawn to scale with all necessary dimensions shown.
(2) 
A certificate shall be obtained from an engineer representing the Village of Clinton indicating that all required improvements have been designed in accordance with the Village of Clinton construction standards and in accordance with all provisions of these regulations.
(3) 
Further certification from an engineer representing the Village of Clinton shall indicate that the required improvements have been completed in compliance with sound practices and to the satisfaction of the requirements of these regulations. For any improvement not so completed, there shall be submitted with the final plat a certificate from the Village Attorney and the engineer representing the Village as to the sufficiency of a performance bond offered in lieu thereof. A period of one year, or other such period as may be deemed appropriate by the Planning Board within which required improvements must be completed, shall be specified by the Planning Board and expressed in the bond, which time period as well as the amount of the bond shall be determined upon the advice of the engineer representing the Village of Clinton. Such performance bond shall conform with applicable law and shall provide that an amount determined adequate by the Planning Board shall be retained for two years after the date of completion of the required improvements to assure their satisfactory condition. No reimbursement for any required improvement shall be made by the Village or any department therein.
(4) 
The location of all permanent monuments shall be indicated.
(5) 
The length of all straight lines, the deflection angles, radii, length of curve, tangent distances and tangent bearings shall be indicated for each street. All dimensions and angles of the lines of each lot shall be shown. Any other data necessary for the location of any lot line in the field shall also be indicated and all dimensions shall be shown in feet and decimals of a foot.
(6) 
The final plat shall contain formal offers of cession to the public of all streets, highways and parks not specifically reserved to the owner by notation on the final plan, and all offers of cession and deeds accompanying them shall be subject to the approval of the Village of Clinton Attorney as to their legal sufficiency.
(7) 
Where the Village of Clinton Board of Trustees has approved waivers for any required public improvements, the extent of such waivers shall be noted.
B. 
The official submittal date of the final plat shall be the next regular meeting of the Planning Board; however, such submission to the Planning Board must be made at least five days before the regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Board at which such application for final approval is intended to be submitted.
C. 
The subdivider shall be required to attend the regular meeting of the Planning Board at which application for final approval is made and any subsequent meeting deemed necessary by the Chairman of the Planning Board.
D. 
If application for approval is not submitted within six months of preliminary approval, the preliminary approval shall be considered void unless an extension of such preliminary approval is granted by the Planning Board and such extension is noted on the plat, in writing, by the Chairman of the Planning Board.
A. 
Final plats which are in substantial agreement with approved preliminary plats. When a plat is submitted which the Planning Board deems to be in substantial agreement with a preliminary plat approved pursuant to this article, the Planning Board shall by resolution conditionally approve, with or without modification, disapprove or grant final approval and authorize the signing of such plat within 62 days of its receipt by the Planning Board.
B. 
Final plats when no preliminary plat is required to be submitted; receipt of complete plat. When no preliminary plat is required to be submitted, a final plat shall not be considered complete until a negative declaration has been filed or until a notice of completion of the draft environmental impact statement has been filed in accordance with the provisions of SEQRA. The time periods for review of such plat shall begin upon filing of such negative declaration or such notice of completion.
C. 
Final plats not in substantial agreement with approved preliminary plats; or when no preliminary plat is required to be submitted. When a final plat is submitted which the Planning Board deems not to be in substantial agreement with a preliminary plat approved pursuant to this article or when no preliminary plat is required to be submitted and a final plat clearly marked "final plat" is submitted conforming to the definition provided by this section, the following shall apply:
(1) 
Planning Board as lead agency; public hearing; notice; decision.
(a) 
Public hearing on final plats. The time within which the Planning Board shall hold a public hearing on such final plat shall be coordinated with any hearings the Planning Board may schedule pursuant to SEQRA, as follows:
[1] 
If such Board determines that the preparation of an environmental impact statement is not required, the public hearing on a final plat not in substantial agreement with a preliminary plat or on a final plat when no preliminary plat is required to be submitted shall be held within 62 days after the receipt of a complete final plat by the Planning Board; or
[2] 
If such Board determines that an environmental impact statement is required and a public hearing on the draft environmental impact statement is held, the public hearing on the final plat and the draft environmental impact statement shall be held jointly within 62 days after the filing of the notice of completion of such draft environmental impact statement in accordance with the provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act. If no public hearing is held on the draft environmental impact statement, the public hearing on the final plat shall be held within 62 days following filing of the notice of completion.
(b) 
Public hearing; notice; length. The hearing on the final plat shall be advertised at least once in the newspaper of general circulation in the Village at least five days before such hearing if no hearing is held on the draft environmental impact statement, or 14 days before a hearing held jointly therewith. The Planning Board may provide that the hearing be further advertised in such manner as it deems most appropriate for full public consideration of such final plat. The hearing on the final plat shall be closed upon motion of the Planning Board within 120 days after it has been opened.
(c) 
The Planning Board shall make its decision on the final plat as follows:
[1] 
If such Board determines that the preparation of an environmental impact statement on the final plat is not required, the Planning Board shall by resolution conditionally approve, with or without modification, disapprove or grant final approval and authorize the signing of such plat within 62 days after the date of the public hearing; or
[2] 
If such Board determines that an environmental impact statement is required and a public hearing is held on the draft environmental impact statement, the final environmental impact statement shall be filed within 45 days following the close of such public hearing in accordance with the provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act. If no public hearing is held on the draft environmental impact statement, the final environmental impact statement shall be filed within 45 days following the close of the public hearing on the final plat. Within 30 days of the filing of the final environmental impact statement, the Planning Board shall issue findings on such environmental impact statement and shall by resolution conditionally approve with or without modification, disapprove or grant approval and authorize the signing of such plat.
(d) 
Grounds for decision. The grounds for a modification, if any, or the grounds for disapproval shall be stated upon the records of the Planning Board.
(2) 
Planning Board not as lead agency; notice; decision.
(a) 
Public hearing. The Planning Board shall, with the agreement of the lead agency, hold the public hearing on the final plat jointly with the lead agency's hearing on the draft environmental impact statement. Failing such agreement, the Planning Board shall hold the public hearing on the final plat within 62 days after the receipt of a complete final plat by the Planning Board.
(b) 
Public hearing; notice; length. The hearing on the final plat shall be advertised at least once in the newspaper of general circulation in the Village at least five days before such hearing if held independently of the hearing on the draft environmental impact statement or 14 days before a hearing held jointly therewith. The Planning Board may provide that the hearing be further advertised in such manner as it deems most appropriate for full public consideration of such final plat. The hearing on the final plat shall be closed upon motion of the Planning Board within 120 days after it has been opened.
(c) 
Decision. The Planning Board shall by resolution conditionally approve, with or without modification, disapprove or grant final approval and authorize the signing of such final plat within 62 days after the close of the public hearing on such final plat. The grounds for modification, if any, or the grounds for disapproval shall be stated upon the records of the Planning Board.
D. 
Approval and certification of final plats.
(1) 
Certification of a plat. Within five business days of the adoption of the resolution granting conditional or final approval of the final plat, such plat shall be certified by the Planning Board as having been granted conditional or final approval, and a copy of such resolution and plat shall be filed with the records of the Planning Board. A copy of the resolution shall be mailed to the owner. In the case of a conditionally approved plat, such resolution shall include a statement of the requirements which, when completed, will authorize the signing thereof. Upon completion of such requirements, the plat shall be signed by a duly authorized officer of the Planning Board and a copy of such signed plat shall be filed with the Planning Board records or filed with the Village Clerk as determined by the Village Board of Trustees.
(2) 
Approval of plat in sections. In granting conditional or final approval of a plat in final form, the Planning Board may permit the plat to be subdivided and developed in two or more sections and may, in its resolution granting conditional or final approval, state that such requirements as it deems necessary to ensure the orderly development of the plat be completed before said sections may be signed by the duly authorized officer of the Planning Board. Conditional or final approval of the sections of a final plat may be granted concurrently with conditional or final approval of the entire plat, subject to any requirements imposed by the Planning Board.
(3) 
Duration of conditional approval of final plat. Conditional approval of the final plat shall expire within 180 days after the resolution granting such approval unless all requirements stated in such resolution have been certified as completed. The Planning Board may extend by not more than two additional periods of 90 days each the time in which a conditionally approved plat must be submitted for signature if, in the Planning Boards opinion, such extension is warranted by the particular circumstances.
(4) 
Upon filing or recording of the approved final plat in the County Clerk's office, the streets, highways, parks and drainage easements shown thereon become part of the Official Map of the Village if such has been adopted. However, every street, highway, park or easement shall be deemed private until such time as it has been formally accepted as public property by ordinance of the Village Board of Trustees, and the responsibility for maintenance or improvement of such facilities shall not rest with the Village until such acceptance.
(5) 
Default approval of preliminary or final plat. The time periods prescribed herein within which the Planning Board must take action on a preliminary plat or a final plat may be extended only by mutual consent of the owner and the Planning Board. In the event that the Planning Board fails to take action on a preliminary plat or a final plat within the time prescribed therefor or within such extended period as may have been established by the mutual consent of the owner and the Planning Board, such preliminary or final plat shall be deemed granted approval. The certificate of the Village Clerk as to the date of submission of the preliminary or final plat and the failure of the Planning Board to take action within the prescribed time shall be issued on demand and shall be sufficient in lieu of written endorsement or other evidence of approval herein required.
(6) 
Filing of decision on final plat. Within five business days of the adoption of the resolution approving the final plat, the Chairman or other duly authorized member of the Planning Board shall cause a copy of such resolution to be filed in the office of the Village Clerk.
(7) 
Notice to County Planning Board. When a County Planning Board has been authorized to review subdivision plats pursuant to § 239-n of the General Municipal Law, the Village Planning Board shall refer all applicable preliminary and final plats to such County Planning Board as provided in that section.
(8) 
Expiration of approval. The signature of the duly authorized officer of the Planning Board constituting final approval by the Planning Board of a plat as herein provided or the approval by such Board of the development of a plat or plats already filed in the office of the County Clerk or register of the county in which such plat or plats are located if such plats are entirely or partially undeveloped or the certificate of the Village Clerk as to the date of the submission of the final plat and the failure of the Planning Board to take action within the time herein provided shall expire within 62 days from the date of such approval or from the date such certificate is issued unless within such sixty-two-day period such plat or a section thereof shall have been duly filed or recorded by the owner in the office of the County Clerk or register. In the event that the owner shall file only a section of such approved plat in the office of the County Clerk or register, the entire approved plat shall be filed within 30 days of the filing of such section with the Village Clerk in each municipality in which any portion of the land described in the final plat is situated. Such section shall encompass at least 10% of the total number of lots contained in the approved plat, and the approval of the remaining sections of the approved plat shall expire unless such sections are filed before the expiration of the exemption period to which such plat is entitled under the provisions of this article.
A. 
Application of article. As a guide in reviewing and acting upon subdivision applications under this article, the Village of Clinton Planning Board shall require that the standards of design and required public improvements hereafter specified be satisfied.
B. 
Design standards. The subdivider shall observe all the following standards and principles of land subdivision:
(1) 
The proposed subdivision shall conform to the Official Map, the Comprehensive Plan and Chapter 260, Zoning, of the Code of the Village of Clinton, if such have been adopted.
(2) 
The arrangement of streets in the subdivision shall provide for the continuation of the principal streets in adjoining subdivisions or for their proper projection when adjoining land is not subdivided and shall be of a width at least as great as that of the existing streets to be connected.
(3) 
A major street right-of-way width shall be a minimum of 66 feet and a minor street right-of-way way width shall be a minimum of 50 feet. Minor residential streets shall be so laid out that their use by through traffic will be discouraged.
(4) 
Irregular logs in streets with center-line offsets of less than 125 feet shall not be permitted.
(5) 
Street intersections of less than 90° or right angles shall be discouraged, and intersections of less than 60° shall not be permitted.
(6) 
Dead-end streets and culs-de-sac are not permitted.
(7) 
Blocks shall not exceed 1,200 feet or be less than 300 feet in length.
(8) 
A pedestrian right-of-way not less than 10 feet in width shall be provided near and throughout the center of every block over 800 feet in length and if such right-of-way is needed to provide ingress and egress to a public municipal way, building or activity.
(9) 
Curb radii at intersections shall not be less than 30 feet.
(10) 
Side lot lines should be at right angles to streets or radial to curved streets and, unless otherwise dictated by topography, should be straight lines. Rear lot lines should be straight and at right angles to side lot lines.
(11) 
Corner lots shall be increased in size whenever necessary so as to provide the minimum yard requirements of Chapter 260, Zoning, of the Code of the Village of Clinton.
(12) 
Grades on all streets shall be the reasonable minimum but shall not be less than 4/10 of 1% nor more than 5% on major streets nor more than 8% on minor residential streets.
(13) 
Reserved strips controlling access to streets or controlling access to land dedicated to public use shall not be permitted.
(14) 
Street lines within a block deflecting from each other at any one point more than 10° shall be connected with a curve, the radius of which for the inner street lines shall be a minimum of 250 feet on major streets and 100 feet on minor residential streets. The outer street line in each case shall be parallel to the inner street line.
(15) 
The Planning Board may require recreational space in any subdivision plat where it deems it necessary to uphold their responsibility of ensuring adequate recreation facilities in new development. The location of such recreation space may be governed by good design principles.
(16) 
A scheme for street naming as approved by the Village of Clinton Planning Board shall be drawn up by the subdivider. A scheme for house numbering shall be approved by the Village of Clinton Code Enforcement Officer.
(17) 
The entire subdivision shall be designed so as to logically relate to the topography of the site and to take advantage of and preserve the natural beauty of the area, including wooded areas, vistas, watercourses and other such features.
C. 
Required public improvements and governing standards. The subdivider shall comply with all requirements for public improvements as specified in this section and shall meet and satisfy all standards herein established for the installation and construction of such improvements, excepting those requirements which may have been waived by the Village Board of Trustees where the waiver of such requirements will not affect the intent of these regulations or impair the public good. The design and layout of such improvements shall be accomplished by a licensed engineer and shall include the following:
(1) 
Monuments. Monuments, similar to the type described below, shall be placed at all block corners, tangent points or curves in streets. These monuments shall consist of a metal shaft at least two inches in diameter surrounded by rustproof material, and have suitable provision for legibly marking the top of such monument. Such monuments are to be set flush with the finished grade as shown upon the approved plans. Monuments marking street lines should bear a distinctly different marking from those marking building lots. The subdivider shall provide the Village of Clinton Department of Public Works with the GPS coordinates of all monuments as per the New York State 1983 Plane.
(2) 
Streets.
(a) 
Major streets. (Proposed extension of any street in the major street system of the Village of Clinton or any proposed street which would be available to heavy volumes of traffic or the area-wide pattern of traffic movement would be classed as major streets.)
[1] 
Required minimum right-of-way width shall be no less than 66 feet.
[2] 
Required minimum pavement width shall be 24 feet.
[3] 
Pavement specifications shall be as per the New York State Department of Transportation standard.
(b) 
Minor streets. (Streets which are designed only to provide access to residences and to carry local traffic.)
[1] 
Required minimum right-of-way width shall be no less than 50 feet.
[2] 
Required minimum pavement width: 24 feet.
[3] 
Pavement specifications shall be as per the New York State Department of Transportation standard.
(3) 
Sidewalks. Sidewalks shall be required as the primary facility for pedestrian circulation. All sidewalks shall not be less than five feet wide and shall not be less than six feet from the curbline.
(4) 
Curbs. Curbs or curbing shall be provided to adequately serve the proposed subdivision and designed in accordance with the New York State Department of Transportation standard.
(5) 
Sanitary sewers. Sanitary sewers shall be provided to adequately serve the proposed subdivision in accordance with the Village of Clinton Code and subject to approval by the Superintendent of the Department of Public Works.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: See also Ch. 168, Sewers.
(6) 
Storm sewers. Storm sewers shall be provided for adequate drainage of the subdivision according to the Village of Clinton Code and subject to approval by the Superintendent of Public Works.
(7) 
Water connections. Water supply is to be provided through the municipal water system and individual house connections to the mains shall be provided by the subdivider. These connections should conform to the Village of Clinton Code and subject to approval by the Superintendent of the Department of Public Works.
(8) 
Fire hydrants shall be sufficiently provided according to the Codes of New York State and NFPA Standards. Equipment brand and thread type shall match that in existence in the Village of Clinton. Installation plans shall be subject to approval by the Village of Clinton Fire Chief and the Superintendent of Public Works.
(9) 
Street trees. Street trees shall be planted in every subdivision. Location, spacing, style and species thereof shall be established and approved by the Village of Clinton Tree Board in compliance with all local laws. Each lot should have a minimum of two street trees. Each street tree should have a minimum caliper of three inches.[2]
[2]
Editor's Note: See also Ch. 224, Trees.
(10) 
Streetlights. A plan for installation of streetlights shall be provided. The type, style and location of such streetlighting shall be subject to approval by the Planning Board and the Superintendent of Public Works.