(A) Following the approval of the primary plat, the subdivider, if proceeding with the subdivision, shall file with the Commission an application for final approval. The secondary plat shall conform with the primary plat, except that minor alterations in lot lines or corrections in dimensions may not be considered as significant differences between the primary plat and the secondary plat when such plat is submitted to the Commission for consideration.
(B) The secondary plat shall be drawn or plotted on mylar, in India ink. It shall be drawn at the same scale as the primary plat and shall be prepared by a professional civil engineer or a registered land surveyor.
(C) The secondary plat shall be considered officially filed and ready for review and consideration by the Commission, after it has been submitted to the Planning office in paper form.
(D) The Technical Review Committee shall examine the secondary plat application and shall report its findings to the Plan Commission Staff prior to the date set for the hearing. The developer shall provide seven stapled sets (24"x 36") and one stapled set (11"x 17"). No application will be considered at a meeting. The public hearing for this project will automatically continue to the following month if supplemental information is submitted less than five days prior to the hearing date. Projects without Technical Committee sign-offs will be continued for two months.
(E) The secondary plat shall contain the following information:
(1) The name of the subdivision, not to duplicate, be the same in spelling, or alike in pronunciation with the name of any other subdivision.
(2) Location by Section, Quarter Section, Township, Range, County, and State.
(3) Signature, seal and certification of the registered land surveyor or professional registered engineer who prepared the plat.
(4) Scale shown graphically, date, and North Point.
(5) Boundaries of the subdivision indicated in heavy lines with bearings and distances; total acreage.
(6) True courses and distances to the nearest established street lines or official monument, which accurately described the location of the subdivision.
(7) Location, widths, and names of existing platted streets, railroad rights-of-way, easements, parks, and corporation lines.
(8) Detailed construction plans, establishing the conformance of the subdivision with all development standards in the Greensburg Subdivision Control Ordinance and Greensburg Design Standards Manual (contingent on any waivers granted by the Plan Commission to such standards), including but not limited to; roads, streets, sanitary sewers, storm water sewers, storm water management infrastructure, potable water system, fire hydrants, sidewalks, lighting, landscaping, and signage. These plans shall also show other public infrastructure to be installed by or for this subdivision, including but not limited to; electric, gas, phone, and cable, sufficient for the city to ascertain that no apparent conflicts exist with city public infrastructure or services.
(9) Easements for all public services and utilities as required in this chapter.
(10) Area platted in streets; area platted in lots; area platted in other uses.
(11) Location of proposed monuments.
(12) Building setback lines.
(13) The following certificates as detailed in this chapter; Offer of Dedication, Certificate of Ownership, Certificate of Approval by the Plan Commission, Certificate of Approval by the city, Legal Description Certificate, Acknowledgment Certificate.
(14) At least two benchmarks, so indicated with their elevations shown on the plat. All elevations shall be based on the same datum as shown on the primary plat.
(15) Blocks consecutively numbered or lettered. The blocks in numbered additions to subdivisions bearing the same name shall be numbered or lettered consecutively throughout the various additions.
(16) All lots in each block consecutively numbered and showing exact lot dimensions. Outlots shall be lettered in alphabetical order. If blocks are numbered or lettered alphabetically, outlots shall be lettered alphabetically within each lot.
(17) On cul-de-sacs, angles at the center thereof between markers on the perimeters shall be shown. No lot shall be dimensioned to contain any part of an existing right-of-way.
(18) Whenever a system of coordinates has been adopted, the boundary survey shall be tied into such system.
(19) Markers found on the ground to determine the boundaries of the subdivision.
(20) Centerline and widths of all streets, widths of all railroad rights-of-way.
(21) Detailed cost estimates for the construction of all public infrastructure required and/or managed by the city shall be prepared by the developers engineer and submitted to the city at the time the construction plans are submitted.
(22) Final versions of all subdivision covenants, restrictions, or commitments.
(23) An electronic version of the platted lots.
(F) After the approval of a primary plat and prior to the filing of the secondary plat or construction thereon, the subdivider shall file and obtain approval of all profiles, typical cross-sections and specifications for the layout and construction of all new streets, profiles, and locations, and other engineering data concerning the installation of sanitary sewers, storm drainage systems and water distribution systems.
(G) Said information shall be filed with and approved by the City Engineer prior to, and as a condition precedent, to the filing of a secondary plat.
(H) No secondary plat shall be approved by the Commission unless the subdivider has complied with the following to the satisfaction of the city.
(I) Post a performance/surety bond, irrevocable letter of credit, or place monies in escrow, in the amount equal to 120% of the amount determined by the City Engineer to be necessary to satisfactorily complete all of the public infrastructure required and/or managed by the city.
(Ord. 2002-4, passed 3-4-02; Am. Ord. 2007-07-18, passed 8-6-07)