(a) For any subdivision plan requiring approval, the plans submitted:
(1) Shall be drawn on new linen tracing cloth and shall be on sheets in multiples of seventeen inches by twenty-two inches wide with a border of one-half inch on all sides except the binding edge shall be one inch.
(2) Shall be drawn with waterproof black ink and all records, data, entries, statement, etc., thereon shall also be made with the same type ink or reproducible typing.
(3) Shall be drawn to a scale of 100 feet to the inch or larger. More than one sheet may be used for larger tracts and must be indexed.
(4) Shall contain a title block in the lower right hand corner, with the:
A. Name under which the subdivision is to be recorded.
B. Date of plan, scale and location of subdivision.
C. Name of owner of subdivision.
D. Name and address of registered engineer or surveyor preparing plan.
(b) All final plans submitted shall be drawn according to the following:
Outside of subdivision:
(1) Streets and other ways by medium solid lines.
(2) Property lines of adjacent subdivisions by medium dashed lines and two dotted lines.
(3) Lot line by light dotted lines.
(4) Restriction lines, easements, etc., by light dashed lines.
Within subdivision:
(1) Streets or ways by heavy solid lines.
(2) Perimeter property lines of subdivision by heavy dashed and two dotted lines.
(3) Lot lines by medium solid lines.
(4) Restriction of building lines by medium dashed lines.
(5) Easements or other reserved areas by light dotted lines.
(c) The final plat shall show:
(1) Primary control points, approved by the City Engineer or description and ties to such control points, to which all dimensions, angles, bearings, and similar data shall be referred.
(2) Tract boundary lines, right of way lines of streets, easements and other right of way and property lines of residential lots and other sites with accurate dimensions, bearings or deflection angles, and radii, arcs and central angles of all curves.
(3) Name and right of way width of each street or right of way.
(4) Location, dimension, and purpose of all easements.
(5) Number to identify each lot or site.
(6) Purpose for which sites other than residential are to be dedicated.
(7) Building set back line on all lots and sites.
(8) Location and description of survey monuments.
(9) Names of record owners of adjoining unplotted land.
(10) Certification of registered engineer or surveyor certifying to accuracy of survey and plat boundary closure.
(11) Protective covenants, if any, in form of recording.
(12) Certification of title showing that applicant is owner of land.
(13) Statement by owner dedicating streets, rights of way and sites for public use.
(14) Such other certificates, affidavits, endorsements or dedications as may be required in the enforcement of the Subdivision Regulations.
(Ord. 208. Passed 6-7-61.)