Plats and data for final approval of the subdivision plat shall be as follows:
(A) Residential.
(1) The subdivision plat must be drawn to a scale of not less than 50 feet to the inch. In plats of unusual size, the Commission may permit a variation in scale. If more than two sheets are required, an index sheet of the same dimensions must be filed showing the entire subdivision on one sheet, with all areas shown on other sheets indicated thereon.
(2) Drawings shall be held in a minimum of 18 inches by 24 inches and a maximum of 24 inches by 36 inches outside dimensions, and must be reproducible.
(3) The final plat shall show:
(a) The boundary lines of the area being subdivided in heavy lines with accurate distance and bearings including: original lot, township, corporation and county lines and road centerlines;
(b) The property lines of all proposed streets with their widths, names, bearings and centerline measurements;
(c) The accurate boundary lines of all grounds for public use, and the acreage of same;
(d) All common boundary corners of all adjoining lands and adjacent streets with their widths and names. The names of adjoining subdivisions and the names of record owners of adjoining parcels of unplatted land;
(e) All lot lines with as many bearings as necessary to describe each line and identification system of lots, blocks and other areas;
(f) Easements for public use, services or utilities and their dimensions and uses;
(g) All dimensions, linear and angular, boundary locations, lots, streets, easements and areas for public or private use expressed in decimals a foot, the number of acres of each reserve, park, playground and other public area;
(h) Radii and chords, points of tangency, control angles for all curvilinear streets, centerlines and radii for all rounded corners;
(i) Arcs, chord lengths, bearings of chords and points of tangency of the property lines of curvilinear lines;
(j) The name of the subdivision and description of property subdivided, showing its location and extent, points of compass, scale of plan, dedication of streets and other public open spaces, names of owners and subdivider, together with appropriate evidence of ownership of subdivision;
(k) Certification by a surveyor, licensed or registered in the state, to the effect that the plan represents a survey made by him or her in accordance with R.C. Chapter 4733, § 315.251, Minimum Standards for Boundary Surveys in the State of Ohio, and that all the required survey monuments are correctly shown thereon and that those which are necessary for construction of improvements are in place on the site with any remaining survey monuments to be properly placed upon completion of construction;
(l) Key map;
(m) Proper acknowledgment of consent on the plat by all parties having any record, legal right, title or interest in the property;
(n) Upon the recording of a subdivision plat, a reproducible tracing shall become the property of the village and shall remain on file in the office of the Village Administrator, except when it is out for reproduction; and
(o) Building setback lines of 40 feet, or as required by the Zoning Code.
(B) Commercial and industrial. Subdividers and developers of commercial and industrial areas must comply with the same requirements as those of residential developments.
(C) Other land uses. Any other land use which may either after the existing street or road pattern, materially change or disrupt the existing street or road pattern or materially change or disrupt the existing flow of traffic shall be reviewed by the Commission, and a plat may be required if the Commission is of the opinion such a plat should be recorded.
(Ord. 09-2001, § 116.61, passed 3-5-2001)