(A) All lots shall have access to a public street connecting the public street system and shall meet the size requirements of the zone in which it is located.
(B) A water supply shall be available for each lot for which a building permit is requested. Responsibility for running utility lines to lots is the responsibility of the lot owner. After installation of the water system and other utilities, to the town standards, the town will accept the line for upkeep and maintenance up to the edge of the private property.
(C) All lots for which a building permit is requested shall receive a permit for the installation of a septic tank from the County Health Department prior to making application for the building permit. No septic tanks will be allowed where sewer hook-up is available within 300 feet.
(D) Improvements to or other uses of property shall not interfere with or obstruct the established drainage pattern over the lot from or to adjacent lots, and any modification of drainage on the lot, such as paving, piping or channelization, shall not increase the runoff in such a manner as to cause flooding or flood related damage to adjacent lots or public facilities.
(E) A signed easement must be filed with the Town Clerk whenever extension of a town owned power line or other utility is requested. The cost of extending utility shall be borne by the property owner in all cases. The cost of extending the utility line may be shared by subsequent users of the line up to ten years from the date of installation. Part of the original cost may be charged to the add-ons. (See line extension in policy and procedures manual.) All future subdivision construction to have underground utilities. (See § 153.118.)
(1974 Code, § 18-3-2) (Res. 99-016, passed 9-8-1999; Ord. 99-002, passed 9-8-1999)