A.
Section 179-f of the Town Law provides that, for the
purpose of preserving the Official Map or plat, no permit for the
erection of any building shall be issued unless a street or highway
giving access to such proposed structure has been duly placed on the
Official Map or unless such street appears on a recorded plat approved
by the Planning Board and provides procedure for appeals.
B.
No such permit shall be issued unless such street
or highway has been suitably improved or, alternatively, where a performance
bond has been posted to cover the full cost of such improvement.
Section 179-o of the Town Law provides that
no public municipal street utility or improvement shall be constructed
by the Town in any street or highway until it has become a public
street or highway and is duly placed on the Official Map but provides
that, subject to the discretion of the Town Board, a subsurface utility
or improvement operated from revenue by the Town or by a special district
may be constructed by the Town in a private street, provided that
a public easement satisfactory to the Town Board is obtained for such
utility or improvement. Measures for appeal are also provided.
The Town Board may, by ordinance, provide for
additional remedies to prevent or abate violations and to establish
penalties for violations, as provided by law.
No changes, erasures, modifications or revisions
shall be made in any subdivision preliminary or final plat after approval
has been voted by the Planning Board. Any plat so altered shall be
considered to be null and void, and the Planning Board shall so indicate
in its minutes and notify the County Recorder of Deeds.
