(a) All of the required improvements specified in this chapter shall be constructed and installed by the subdivider or developer at no expense to the Borough, and shall be done in accordance with the Borough Construction Standards and all other applicable Borough, County and State regulations.
(b) No developer shall proceed with the construction of any utilities or improvements, or make connection to any existing Borough facility or utility system, without the proper inspection by a Borough official or his or her representative. Drawings and specifications shall be provided in sufficient detail to show the form, construction and method of installation of the following items, and shall be a part of the final subdivision plan:
(1) Survey monuments
(2) Streets
(3) Storm sewers and surface runoff and detention facilities
(4) Water systems
(5) Sanitary sewers and on-lot septic systems
(c) No person shall dig or make any cuts or changes whatsoever in the cartway or right of way of any Borough, County or State road without receiving the proper permits.
(d) No person shall connect to any water line or storm or sanitary sewer without obtaining a Borough permit and paying the proper connection fee.
(e) Grade stakes shall be set and cut sheets shall be submitted to the Borough Secretary/Treasurer and the Borough Engineer prior to any site work.
(f) The developer shall notify the Borough Secretary and the Borough Engineer at least two working days prior to his or her construction starting date.
(g) Inspection reports may be prepared by an inspection authorized by the Borough.
(h) Upon completion of the required requirements, an “as built” plan and profile shall be submitted to the Borough Secretary/Treasurer.
(i) Standards for required improvements which are not set forth in these Subdivision and Land Development Regulations, or in any other Borough ordinance or specifications, shall be governed by the applicable State and/or Municipal requirements.
(j) No subdivision shall be approved for the development by the Council until the developer provides certification that mutually acceptable agreements have been reached between the developer and applicable private or municipal utility authorities relative to utility system installations, maintenance, ownership of facilities, tapping fees and related consideration.
(Ord. 2143. Passed 8-16-93.)