In all subdivisions, permanent concrete monuments 30 inches deep by a minimum six inches in diameter shall be set at all boundary corners, angle points of boundary and such intermediate points as may be required by the Municipality.
In minor subdivisions, the Commission, upon recommendation of the municipal engineer, may waive the requirement for the number of monuments.
The installation and certification shall be made by the developer’s surveyor prior to final approval of the subdivision
The location and tie-in dimensions of all monuments shall be shown on the plan for recording.
Each lot and land development shall be served by a public water supply and the developer shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary approvals and entering into an agreement with the water company servicing the area or its assigns to provide such facilities in accordance with its rules and regulations.
The developer shall be responsible for contracting with private utility companies and for providing any easements required by those utility companies to guarantee that each lot and land development shall be served by telephone, gas and/or electricity and cable TV.
All telephone, gas, electric and cable TV lines shall be installed underground in any subdivision or land development which consists of two or more new lots, in any multi-family development which contains three or more dwelling units and in any non-residential land development in excess of one acre. The design standards for such lines shall be in accordance with the specifications of the applicable regulatory agency.
The location and type of fire hydrants shall be subject to the review and approval by the Mt. Lebanon Fire Chief.
Each Lot in a subdivision and every land development shall have direct access to a municipal sanitary sewer and every dwelling unit in a multi-family development shall be served by a municipal sanitary sewer, storm sewers and drainage facilities shall be provided in accordance with the design standards of Part 8 of this chapter and the municipal construction standards.
Each lot in a subdivision shall have frontage on a public street, as defined by this Chapter, which is constructed in accordance with the design standards of Part 8 of this Chapter and the Municipal Construction Standards.
704.1. 
In all subdivisions and land developments, sidewalks shall be installed along the portions of the property abutting a street.
704.2. 
Within a land development plan proposed to be developed for more than three multi-family dwelling units and/or proposed to be developed for office or commercial use sidewalks shall be required to accommodate pedestrian circulation between and among buildings and parking areas and other common facilities.
704.3. 
In addition to the sidewalks required by §§704.1 and 704.2 of this Chapter, the Municipality may require pedestrian walkways within a land development to provide access to community facilities or to provide a connection between the development and adjacent recreational areas or other public uses. If walkways are required, they shall be located to maximize pedestrian safety and convenience and to minimize contacts with vehicular traffic and minimize the number of street crossings. Pedestrian walkways shall not be authorized in lieu of the required sidewalks, unless a modification to the requirement to install sidewalks is granted in accordance with the requirements of Part 12 of this Chapter.
Sidewalks shall be installed in accordance with the design standards of Part 8 of this Chapter and the municipal construction standards.
The developer shall prepare a street lighting plan for submission. For the safety and convenience of the public there shall be furnished and installed street lights on all public and private streets at the developer’s cost on poles prescribed by the Municipality. The lighting plan must be approved by the Municipality.
The Municipality shall install street name signs and traffic control signs at all street intersections. The cost of these street and traffic control signs and posts shall be the responsibility of the developer and shall be included in the cash deposit or irrevocable letter of credit provided by the developer. Street signs shall be installed and maintained by the Municipality.
In all subdivisions and land developments after the improvements are completed:
707.1. 
Shade trees shall be planted within the public right-of-way and along all public streets within the plan at intervals of approximately 40 feet.
707.2. 
There shall be at least one shade tree in front of each lot.
707.3. 
The size and species of said shade trees shall conform to the plant list in Appendix III.
707.4. 
Shade trees shall be located so as not to interfere with the maintenance of utilities, required sight distances, and visibility of street and traffic signs.
707.5. 
The cost of the tree and its planting shall be the responsibility of the developer or the adjacent lot owner as specified in the developers agreement, or by the Mt. Lebanon Inspection Department at the time of application for a building permit.