(B) The construction plans shall be prepared according to the provisions of and the regulations and specifications of the city engineer and pertinent ordinances of the city. The platting commissioner shall notify the Planning Commission, in writing, when the construction plans have been approved. Construction plans that are approved shall not be changed without written permission of the platting commissioner.
(C) Six sets of construction plans, when approved, shall be filed with the city engineer and two sets marked “approved for construction” and signed by the city engineer shall be returned to the developer. If the Planning
Commission has exercised its right under § 151.13(B) to act as approval authority for the construction plans, the chairperson of the Planning Commission shall also sign the plans as approved for construction.
(D) The city engineer shall prepare and maintain requirements covering the details of preparation of construction plans including standards for construction details, typical sections, specifications, and design standards for distribution at approximate actual city cost to subdividers, engineers, and surveyors to use in the preparation of construction plans.
(E) For subdivisions outside the city and within three miles of the corporation limits of the city, construction plans shall be prepared and submitted to the County Planning Commission according to their rules and standards as to the construction of streets in such a territory.
(1980 Code, § 151.26) (Ord. 3704, passed 6-5-1978)