(A) Format and scale. The final subdivision plat shall be drawn on linen or other durable transparency of scale-true material with permanent drafting ink, at a scale of 100 feet to the inch. The plat shall be drawn on one or more sheets, the dimensions of which shall not exceed 22 inches by 17 inches. Where more than one sheet is necessary to show the entire plat, match lines shall be clearly indicated The subdivider shall submit to the Planning Commission the original and three prints of the final plat.
(B) Preparation and certificates. The final plat shall be prepared by a certified professional engineer or land surveyor licensed by the state. It shall contain the certificates and statements required by § 151.04. A place shall be provided on the plat to receive the signature of the Chairperson of the Planning Commission and the Mayor of the town.
(C) Content. The final plat shall conform to the preliminary plat as approved and shall show the following:
(1) Name and location of subdivision;
(2) Name and address of record of owner and subdivider;
(3) Date of drawing, true North point and scale;
(4) Tract boundary lines, right-of-way lines of streets, easements and other rights-of-way, and property lines of lots. Bearing shall be shown to the nearest ten seconds and dimensions to the nearest hundredth of a foot. Data for all curves shall be shown in detail at the curve or in a curve data table containing the following: delta, radius, arc, tangent, chord, chord bearing and degree of curve;
(5) Location of monuments and property markers;
(6) Record name of adjoining subdivisions, and names of record of owners of adjoining unsubdivided land;
(7) Name and right-of-way width of each street or other right-of-way;
(8) Location, dimensions and purpose of all easements;
(9) Abutting streets and roads, with names and right-of-way widths;
(10) Designating numbers of symbols for all lots and blocks;
(11) In the case of the resubdivision of existing recorded lots, existing lot lines shall be shown by dotted lines and the resubdivision by full lines;
(12) Purpose for which sites, other than residential lots, are dedicated or reserved;
(13) Minimum building setback lines on all lots;
(14) Private restrictions, if any, proposed to be included in the deeds; and
(15) Where temporary turnarounds are required by this chapter, they shall be shown on the plat and the following notation shall be made on the plat: “Any area on this plat designated as a temporary turnaround shall be constructed and used as other streets in the subdivision until such time as (insert here the name of the street) is extended to join another street and the cul-de-sac ceases to exist. Thereupon the land in the temporary turnaround area which extends beyond the normal right-of-way line of the street will be vacated for street purposes and will revert to adjoining lot owners.”
(D) Requirements for survey. All dimensions, both linear and angular, shall be determined by an accurate control survey which must close and balance within a limit of one foot in 5,000. A bearing and distance tie between at least two permanent monuments on the interior boundary of the subdivision and a bearing and distance tie to a corner of the subdivision from an outside reference marker, in accordance with § 151.13, shall be made and shown on the plat.
(E) Approval. Approval by the Administrator of the preliminary plat does not constitute a guarantee of approval of the final plat.
(1996 Code, § 143-7)