Every proposed lot must be suitable for the installation of
an adequate water supply available. If the use of a public water supply
system is proposed the subdivider shall submit evidence of a service
commitment by the water company.
A.
No subdivision plan containing any lot requiring an on-site sewage
disposal system shall be approved by the Commission until each such
lot has been approved and certified in writing by the Health Officer
or his appointed agent as suitable to support a sewage disposal system.
Percolation, deep test hole tests, soil reports, duplicate reports
by the applicant's engineer, and Health Officer or his designated
agent report must be submitted with the application for a subdivision.
B.
It is the responsibility of the subdivider to contact the Health
Officer or his designated agent to prove that the lot area is adequate
to permit the installation and operation of an individual sewage disposal
system consisting of a primary and secondary system. Such proof shall
consist of the evidence submitted by the subdivider and the approval
of the Health Officer or his designated agent of such evidence and
after such tests as may be required. The subdivider shall provide
the necessary equipment and labor for the making of the tests and
all tests must be made under the supervision of the Health Officer
or his designated agent. When the Health Officer's or his designated
agent's approval is given, subject to conditions, such conditions
shall be noted on the record map.
C.
No permit for a building shall be issued for any lot that is to be
served by the public sewer unless certification has been submitted
in the form of a letter from the Sewer Authority that a public sewer
service will be available at the time of the construction of individual
buildings.
The Commission may require aboveground or underground utilities
to be installed. The location of street lighting poles shall be shown
on the plan.
