The subdivision ordinance, Ordinance 8, adopted by the village
on March 15, 1999, as amended, is included at the end of this chapter
as exhibit A. Due to the nature of the subdivision ordinance and the
technicalities involved in adopting or amending it, such ordinance
is printed herein as enacted, with only nonsubstantive formatting
and style changes. Capitalization, punctuation and numbering of articles,
sections and subsections have been retained as enacted. See the editor’s
note for the exhibit for other changes requested by the village. Subsequent
amendments will be inserted in their proper place and denoted by a
history note following the amended section. Obviously misspelled words
have been corrected without notation. Any other material added for
purposes of clarification is enclosed in brackets.
(Ordinance adopting Code)
(a)
The
fee for each approval of a plat vacation submitted to the city council
shall be in the amount established by city council.
(b)
The
village treasurer shall tender a bill for payment of the above fee
to the owner of the tracts being vacated.
(Ordinance 25-2002 adopted 7/8/02; Ordinance adopting Code)
(a)
The
fee for each execution transparency sheet which describes a plat or
replat submitted for approval by the city council shall be in the
amount established by city council.
(b)
The
village secretary shall tender a bill for payment of the above fee
to the engineer or surveyor who has represented the client in the
approval process.
Editor’s note–Per section 9(C) of the
subdivision ordinance, the above section applies to an application
to replat residential lots that results in a reduction of a number
of lots.
(Ordinance 3 adopted 1/12/98; Ordinance adopting Code)
(b)
One
(1) copy of each vacation or release of easement by all services providers
shall be submitted.
(c)
Submittals
of plats and replats shall be delivered to the Hurst Creek Municipal
Utility District office seven (7) calendar days prior to a normally
scheduled meeting of the city council.
Editor’s note–Per section 10(A)(5)
of the subdivision ordinance, the above section applies to a replat
of residential lots that results in a decrease in the number of lots.
(Ordinance 7 adopted 1/11/99)
