§ 152.11 ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS.
   The approval by the Commission of a subdivision plat shall not be deemed to constitute or imply the acceptance by the city or the county, as the case may be, of any street, easement, or park shown on said plat. Acceptance of an improvement by the city for any part of a subdivision located within the corporate limits of Connersville, or by the county for any part of a subdivision located beyond the corporate limits of the city shall be made only by Resolution of the City Council or the County Board of Commissioners, respectively. Acceptance shall be contingent upon:
   (A)   Code requirements. Fulfillment of the requirements of this chapter of the code.
   (B)   Attorney's opinion. An opinion by the City or County Attorney that satisfactory and proper conveyances have been made by the subdivider to the city or county, as the case may be.
   (C)   City and county standards. Improvement(s) being complete and in good repair in accordance with city and county requirements.
   (D)   Inspection reports. Inspection reports indicating compliance with working drawings and specifications.
   (E)   Improvements to be completed. A single improvement shall not be accepted in part; it shall be complete throughout the subdivision as indicated in the plat of a subdivision for which secondary
approval has been given. The subgrade, and base course of a street and alley shall be considered as a single improvement.
   (F)   Release of bond. Acceptance of an improvement shall constitute release of the applicable portion of the performance bond or of the applicable portion of the balance of any cash or escrow deposits. Any maintenance bond shall be released three years after the acceptance of the improvements if the improvements have been maintained to the satisfaction of the Board of Works or the Board of County Commissioners, as the case may be.
(Ord. 3096, passed 2-1-92)