(A) Jurisdiction.
(1) Each subdivision of land within the Village shall be shown upon a plat and submitted to the Council for approval or disapproval.
(2) Each final plat which has been approved by the Council, with endorsement shown thereon, shall be recorded in the office of the Franklin County Recorder not later than 30 days following the date of approval or said approval shall be deemed void, and no lots shall be sold from such plat until approved as hereinabove provided.
(B) Procedure.
(1) The subdivider shall submit a preliminary subdivision plan directly to the Mayor of the Village who shall submit same to the Council.
(2) The preliminary subdivision plan should indicate (in dashed lines) the proposed layout of the entire area to be platted and (in solid lines) the layout of that part of the subdivision proposed for immediate development. All streets and areas to be designated for public use shall be dedicated to such use and so shown upon the preliminary plat.
(3) The preliminary subdivision plan shall also show general details and character of the proposed development according to minimum standards, as hereinafter provided. If such preliminary subdivision plan conforms to such standards, and the subdivider and Council agree upon any revisions, the plan shall be approved by Council. The plan will then be filed with the Council and the subdivider may then proceed with the staking out of streets and lots and installations of the necessary physical improvements.
(4) After the improvements are installed and approved, or surety bond posted and filed with Council securing the Village in an amount adequate to insure such improvements in that part of the subdivision to be immediately developed, the final plat may then receive final approval by Council.
(5) When the improvements are approved by Council and the final plat conforms to the preliminary plan on file, such final plat will then be approved, and may then be recorded.
(Ord. 448, passed 11-16-53; Am. Ord. 699, passed 2-15-65) Penalty, see § 153.99