(a) 
Permanent concrete monuments, not less than six (6) inches in diameter, and not less than eighteen (18) inches long, having a copper or brass bolt set in the concrete with the survey point being clearly marked by punch mark or cross, shall be set at the outside perimeter corners of angle points of the subdivision. Monuments shall be set at angle points and at the beginning and end of all curves on boundary streets, alleys and interior streets. The monuments shall be set approximately six (6) inches below the finished grade of the ground after any necessary area or other grading work is completed.
(b) 
A three-quarter (3/4) inch iron pipe not less than eighteen (18) inches long shall be set at all block and alley corners; the pipe shall be driven flush with the ground, and a one (1) inch by two (2) inch guard stake driven by the pipe.
(c) 
All monuments and pipe must be indicated on the final plat along with the azimuth and distance between the monuments or pipes.
(Ordinance 500, sec. 7.1, adopted 2/11/63; 1972 Code, sec. 22-52)
(a) 
Grading, drainage and drainage structures necessary to the proper use and draining of streets, highways and ways and to the public safety shall be in accordance with plans and specifications of the city.
(b) 
All streets within the proposed subdivision shall be paved and curb and gutters installed, according to city specifications and subject to city inspection. Cost of these improvements shall be borne solely by the subdivider as provided herein.
(c) 
In the case of streets along the boundary of a proposed subdivision, the developer shall deposit one-half (1/2) of the estimated cost of paving such streets with the city.
(d) 
Underground utility lines required in the subdivision shall be placed under or across all streets prior to paving.
(Ordinance 500, sec. 7.2, adopted 2/11/63; 1972 Code, sec. 22-53)
The requirements of section 9.02.092 shall not be required when the city council finds one of the following situations to exist:
(1) 
The replatting of a subdivision existing of record on February 11, 1963, having designated building lots none of which exceed one (1) acre in area and no existing streets are being relocated by the replat;
(2) 
A tract of land under separate ownership of record prior to February 11, 1963, which abuts less than a block of street or is less than three (3) acres in area; or
(3) 
Any street either within or bordering the proposed subdivision where paving or curb and gutter construction is not feasible due to existing right-of-way or drainage difficulties.
(Ordinance 500, sec. 7.2, adopted 2/11/63; 1972 Code, sec. 22-54)
The requirements of section 9.02.094 shall not be required when the city council finds one of the following situations to exist:
(1) 
The replatting of a subdivision existing of record on February 11, 1963, having designated building lots none of which exceed one (1) acre in area and no existing streets or alleys are being relocated by the replat;
(2) 
Where water or sewer is not available and cannot be made available in the immediate future; or
(3) 
Tract of land under separate ownership or record prior to February 11, 1963, which is three (3) acres or less in area.
(Ordinance 500, sec. 7.3, adopted 2/11/63; 1972 Code, sec. 22-56)
In lieu of the completion or installation of any or all of the above improvements, and before the final plat is approved and recorded, the city may accept a cash deposit or surety bond to secure to the city the estimated cost of such improvements.
(Ordinance 500, sec. 7.4, adopted 2/11/63; 1972 Code, sec. 22-57)