1. Within 90 days after the date of approval of the subdivision or land development, the subdivider shall record two approved duplicate copies of the map, one to be Mylar, in the office of the County Recorder of Deeds, and file with the respective Planning Commission a recorder’s certificate that the approved plan or land development has been recorded, with the plan book and page number indicated. Approval shall not become final and effective until such certificate has been filed.
2. After an approved subdivision plan shall have been officially recorded, the streets, parks and other public improvements shown thereon shall be so considered to be a part of the official map of the local municipality, if said municipality has adopted such a map.
3. Streets, parks and other public improvements shown on a subdivision or land development plan to be recorded may be offered for dedication to the local municipality by formal notation thereof on the plan or the owner may note on such plan any improvements which have not been offered for dedication to the local municipality.
4. Every street, park or other improvement shown on a subdivision or land development plan shall be deemed to be a private street, park or improvement until such time as the same shall have been offered for dedication to the local municipality and accepted by ordinance or resolution or until it shall have been condemned for use as a public street, park or other improvement.
(Ord. 1983-3, passed 12-12-1983; Ord. 1991-5, passed 4-29-1991)