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Editor's Note: Former § 162-23, Petition plan requirements,
was repealed 2-11-2003 by Ord. No. 119.
The street or road plan shall be drawn as follows and shall contain
and be accompanied by the following supporting documents and information:
A.
Scale. The street or road plan shall be clearly and legibly
drawn to a scale of one inch equals 50 feet or larger if all pertinent details
cannot be shown.
B.
Sheet size. The street or road plan and all submitted
prints thereof and all supporting and required plans shall be made on sheets
24 inches by 36 inches.
C.
Key diagram. If the street or road plan requires more
than one sheet, a key diagram showing the relative location of the several
sections shall be drawn on each sheet.
D.
Plan information. The street or road plan shall contain
at least the following information:
(1)
The name of the street or road.
(2)
The name and address of the owner of record (also the
name and address of the applicant if different from the landowner).
(3)
The name, address and seal of the registered professional
engineer or the registered professional land surveyor responsible for the
street or road plans.
(4)
The date, including month, day and year, that the street
or road plan was completed and the month, day and year that the plan was revised,
for each revision, with a brief description of each revision.
(5)
A key map for the purpose of locating the street or road
drawn at a scale of one inch equals 2,000 feet.
(6)
A North arrow.
(7)
A written and graphic scale.
(8)
The names of adjoining property owners and the names
of all adjoining subdivisions, including lot lines and lot numbers, with the
plat book and page where each subdivision is recorded in the records of Monroe
County.
(9)
Building setback lines of record along the street or
road with the depth noted.
(10)
Proposed or existing streets or roads intersecting the
street or road, including names, right-of-way widths of the intersecting street
or road.
(11)
The location, width and purpose of any and all rights-of-way
or easements.
(12)
Existing man-made or natural features, including but
not limited to the following:
(a)
Watercourses, lakes, swamps and wetlands within 100 feet
of the street or road.
(b)
Buildings and other structures within 50 feet of the
street or road.
(c)
Location, invert elevations, size and character of all
culverts and ditches with the direction of flow in all ditches.
(d)
Location of any floodplain (one-hundred-year) that may
be involved.
(13)
The full plan of the street or road, including the following
information and data:
(a)
Sufficient bearings, lengths of lines, radii, arc lengths
and curve data of all street center lines, street rights-of-way, easements
and other areas to be dedicated to accurately and completely reproduce each
and every course on the ground.
(b)
Street right-of-way and all easement widths.
(c)
Center-line stations and station numbers on fifty-foot
intervals.
(d)
Location and type of permanent monuments which have been
found or set in place.
(14)
The deed book volume and page number, as entered by the
County Recorder of Deeds, reference of the latest source(s) of title to the
street or road.
(15)
The following certificates, which shall be labeled on
the street or road plan using the forms in Appendix D of this chapter.[1]
(a)
Certificate of ownership, acknowledgment of plan and
offer of dedication which shall be duly acknowledged, signed by the landowner(s)
and notarized.
(b)
Certificate of accuracy signed by the registered professional
engineer or the registered professional land surveyor responsible for the
plan.
(c)
Certificate of approval by the Township Board of Supervisors.
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Editor's Note: Said forms and Appendix D are on file in the Township
offices.
E.
Supporting documents and information. The following supporting
documents and information shall be submitted with the street or road plan
(1)
A profile of the entire street or road along the top
of the travelway (pavement) center line showing the existing grade line with
printed elevations of the grade line at fifty-foot intervals on even stations
with the percentage of grades (sight distance calculations to be shown).
(2)
A drainage and stormwater management plan complete and
showing all pertinent details.
(3)
A plan of any and all soil erosion and sedimentation
controls that are in place with a statement as to their purpose and any future
requirements (removal, etc.).
F.
Additional information. The Planning Commission and/or
the Board of Supervisors may request any additional information and data they
deem appropriate based on the specific characteristics of the street or road
site.
