A.
The intent is to ensure stormwater and utility locations
do not detract from the character of the neighborhood, yet would provide
access for maintenance. Landscaping and fencing are methods most commonly
used to camouflage the appearance of any utilities, to include services
such as phone, electric, cable, etc.
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B.
The regulating agency for each utility will determine
the most appropriate location area as well as the requirements that
must be made for construction and approval. It is recommended when
possible to ensure deep, wet stormwater ponds not be placed in the
front yard of any lot. If a pond is placed in the front yard area,
it is recommended the stormwater pond be wet, aerated and fountained
for aesthetics to include any allowable landscaping.
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The intent is to ensure the utilities are properly
maintained and operational as designed, by the owner of the property.
This can be done through separate parcel identification in a major
subdivision or one parcel for complete ownership depending on the
type of plan. The Town will not be responsible for any utilities that
they do not provide through municipal services.
