(A) (1) All lots in a subdivision/development shall conform to the minimum lot area and dimensions requirements of the zoning classification or district in which the subdivision/development is located. Land that is under water or reserved for street improvements shall not be counted to satisfy these minimum requirements.
(2) Every corner and through lot shall be large enough to permit compliance with the classification’s front setback requirements on every side of the lot that faces a street.
(B) All lot remnants shall be added to adjacent lots to avoid the creation of unbuildable parcels.
(C) All lots shall contain adequate space for required off-street parking and loading.
(D) The developer/subdivider shall show proposed final grades, at all rear lot corners, on the construction/improvement plans for all lots. The developer/subdivider shall place concrete markers at intervals not to exceed 100 feet or points on line along the flowline where a surface drainage swale is to be constructed with the top of the markers set at the design grade as shown on the plan drawings. Concrete monuments shall be a minimum size of four inches square and 30 inches long.
(E) Prior to or at the time the owner/developer/building contractor submits an application for a building permit, a plot plan must be submitted showing the rear lot corner elevations on the proposed plot plan along with the proposed finished grade of the first floor elevation of the dwelling to be constructed.
(F) All lot grading shall be inspected by the village prior to seeding or sodding to insure that no drainage patterns have been altered from those shown on the approved construction drawings.
(G) No person shall move, remove, alter, modify or otherwise disturb a concrete marker placed pursuant to this chapter.
(`92 Code, §34-3-3) (Am. Ord. 2005-09, passed 3-16-05; Am. Ord. 2007-08, passed 2-7-07) Penalty, see § 154.999