§ 153.094 MONUMENTS.

   (A)   On streets, reference iron pin monuments at least one inch in diameter and 30 inches long shall be placed along the centerline of streets, at street intersections, and at every point where there is a change in curvature or direction. Such monuments should be placed upon completion of street grading. At intersections of street centerlines, iron pin monuments, as specified above, shall be placed in iron pin boxes approved by the Village Engineer. References to street centerline intersections are sufficient until streets are improved.

   (B)   On lots, iron monuments one-half inch in diameter minimum and 30 inches long with appropriate identification caps shall be placed on all lot corners and at all points on property lines where there is a change in direction.

   (C)   On plat corners, stone or concrete reference monuments or iron pins set in concrete shall be used. These monuments shall be a minimum of six inches by 30 inches with suitable counterpoint and ferromagnetic centers.

   (D)   A registered surveyor shall certify the installation of iron pins, stone monuments, and monument boxes.

   (E)   Where grading considerations or other circumstances prohibit the placement of either lot or street monuments prior to the approval of the final plat, the subdivider shall ensure their placement with a performance guarantee as provided for in §§ 153.102 and 153.103.

   (F)   Written certification of the registered surveyor shall be submitted certifying the required monuments and pins are in place prior to requesting signatures on the final plat.

(Prior Code, § 1252.10) (Ord. 2000-9, passed 9-11-2000) Penalty, see § 153.999