[Ord. 2624, 1965]
Every acceptance of public improvements by city council, as
shown on any approved final plat, shall be subject to the following
conditions:
(A) The
final plat for the subdivision on which the public improvement is
to be accepted shall have been approved by the planning commission
and council, or on appeal, the Court of Quarter Sessions of Crawford
County, Pennsylvania, and duly recorded in the office of recorder
of deeds of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, in accordance with the
Act of Assembly requiring the recording.
(B) The
public improvement shall have been offered for dedication to council,
which deed for dedication shall have been approved as to legal form
and adequacy by the city solicitor, together with a fee of $10.00
to cover any legal or engineering expense incurred by council in the
preparation of documents for inspection of or approval of any public
improvement.
(C) Any
bridge, culvert, viaduct or railroad crossing shall have been approved,
where required by Act 247 (The Municipalities Planning Code) or the
Third Class City Code, by the appropriate state agency or in accordance
with any other controlling Pennsylvania Act of Assembly.
(D) All
improvement construction requirements required by the requirements
of the land subdivision regulations and other improvements, where
specified by council before final approval of the final plat, shall
have been installed in accordance with the standards and specifications
of the city and have been certified as such by the city engineer,
or a proper completion guarantee to cover all the improvements shall
have been accepted by the city council or other suitable arrangements
for the installation of the improvements have been accepted by the
city council in accordance with Act 247 (The Municipalities Planning
Code).
(E) The
owner shall agree in writing that all utilities to be installed will
be installed before paving any street or before constructing any curb
or sidewalk, or if these utilities have been installed, they were
either installed before the paving of any street or construction of
any curb or sidewalk, or if installed afterwards, the contractor or
engineer responsible for the improvement shall certify in writing
that the replaced base, grading and surface of the street are in accordance
with the standards and specifications of the city.
[Ord. 2624, 1965]
The city shall not have any responsibility with respect to any
street or other improvement, notwithstanding the use of the same by
the public, unless the street or other improvement shall have been
accepted by ordinance of the city council.
[Ord. 2624, 1965]
Every acceptance of public improvements by the legislative body
in which the subdivision is located as shown on any approved final
plat shall be subject to the conditions of the municipal code governing
the municipality and those conditions established by the legislative
body of that municipality.