The final plat shall have the following attached:
(A) A correct description of the subdivision land;
(B) A certification by the owner and his or her spouse, if any, that the subdivision is with the free consent, and is in accordance with the desire of the owner and spouse. This certificate must be signed and acknowledged by the owner and spouse before some officer authorized to take the acknowledgments of deeds;
(C) A complete abstract of title and an attorney’s opinion showing that the fee title to the subdivision land is in the owner and that the land is free from encumbrances other than those secured by an encumbrance bond;
(D) A certificate from the County Treasurer that the subdivision land is free from taxes;
(E) A certificate from the Clerk of the District Court that the subdivision land is free from all judgments, attachments, mechanics or other liens of record in his or her office;
(F) A certificate from the County Recorder that the title in fee is in the owner and that it is free from encumbrances other than those secured by an encumbrance bond;
(G) A certificate of dedication of streets and other public property;
(H) A statement of restrictions of all types that run with the land and becomes covenants in the deeds of lots;
(I) Resolution and certificate for approval by the Council and for signature of the Mayor and Clerk;
(J) Profiles, typical cross-sections and specifications of street improvements and utility systems, to show the location, size and grade. These should be shown on a 50-foot horizontal scale and a five-foot vertical scale with west or south at the left;
(K) A certificate by the City Council that all required improvements and installations have been completed, or that a performance bond guaranteeing completion has been approved by the City Attorney and filed with the City Clerk, or that the City Council has agreed that the city will provide the necessary improvements and installations and assesses the costs against the subdivider or future property owners in the subdivision; and
(L) The encumbrance bond, if any.
(Prior Code, Art. 4, Ch. 1, § 11) (Ord. passed 4-2-1985)