Upon approval of the final submission and after construction of houses is substantially completed, the owner shall construct the street pavement wearing course in accordance with the final approval and the subdivision regulations at a time authorized by the Town. Minor changes from the development map and plan/profiles as required by conditions of the work site may be allowed in the actual construction.
Upon completion of all municipal utilities and roadways to be dedicated to the Town or other agency, a final inspection shall be held by the Town. When construction has been approved, final plats and plan/profiles shall be corrected by the owner to show all construction as-built. The letter of credit or performance bond may be reduced by the Town as construction progresses. It shall not be reduced to less than the amount determined for that construction which is still uncompleted, plus 5% of the amount determined for that construction which is completed and approved. It shall be kept in effect for one year after the acceptance for dedication, at which time the remaining balance shall be released upon approval by the Town.
All highways to be dedicated to the Town must be accepted by the Town Board no earlier than the first Town Board meeting in May and no later than the first Town Board meeting in November.
The following items are required for dedication of highways to the Town of Halfmoon.
A. 
One set of reproducible Mylars of the as-built drawings of the streets and utilities.
B. 
A maintenance bond or letter of credit with a continuous renewal and no expiration date, unless otherwise determined by the Town.
[Amended 7-3-2013 by L.L. No. 3-2013]
C. 
Offer of cession.
D. 
Original and two copies of the proposed deed. The deed should state that the Town of Halfmoon is "a municipal corporation, organized and existing by virtue of the laws of the State of New York." The first paragraph of the deed should state not only the date and title and preparer of the survey but also the date of filing thereof in the Saratoga County Clerk's Office and the drawer number assigned thereto.
E. 
An up-to-date abstract or title insurance policy in an amount determined by the Town or its representative.
F. 
Certification from the owner's engineer/architect/surveyor/etc. that all construction has been performed in accordance with the final plans.
As approved by the Planning Board, the above-mentioned items should be submitted to the Town Clerk's office in accordance with the above time schedule.