The final plan shall contain the following information:
(a) Residential Requirements. The following items shall be shown on the final plat of a subdivision intended for residential use:
(1) The boundary lines of the subdivision in a continuous line. All bearings and distances shall be indicated and shown outside the boundary line. Errors of closure in the boundary survey shall not be greater than one foot in 10,000 feet and shall be balanced and adjusted.
(2) Village, County, Township and original lot lines.
(3) The name of the subdivision.
(4) All lots and lot lines with accurate dimensions and bearings, together with numbering system for lots.
(5) The accurate location, width of rights-of-way and names of all streets, drives and shall be marked as either dedicated or nondedicated and as improved or unimproved.
(6) The location and description of all monuments.
(7) The purpose and the boundary by accurate dimensions of all lands dedicated or reserved for public use with an indication of its size in acres or fractions thereof.
(8) The purpose and dimensions of all easements dedicated or reserved for public use, services or utilities.
(9) All radii, chords, arcs, tangent distances, point of curvature, intersection angles and central angles of all curves.
(10) The names of owners of adjoining property and the exact boundary corners of such adjoining property, as well as adjacent streets and alleys with their widths and names.
(11) Setback building lines, with dimensions.
(12) The north point, date and graphic scale.
(13) The total acreage of land subdivided into lots, and the total lineal feet and total acreage of new streets and other rights-of-way.
(14) All protective covenants and deed restrictions shall be submitted in six copies attached one each, to the six copies of the final plat at time of filing with the Planning Commission.
(15) Certifications by an Ohio licensed or registered surveyor or engineer that the details of the plat are accurate. He shall certify that all monuments are correctly shown and actually in place.
(16) Certification that the applicant is the owner, or agent of the owner, of the land under consideration, or that the owner of such land has given consent under an option agreement.
(17) Cross-section and profiles of streets and all other plans, specifications and construction drawings for required improvements within the proposed subdivision, which shall be given to the proper Village and County Officer by the subdivider.
(18) A complete and accurate, metes and bounds description shall be shown on the plat form.
(b) Commercial and Industrial Requirements. The following items shall be shown on a final plat of a subdivision intended for commercial use:
(1) All of the items required by subsection (a) hereof.
(2) A statement indicating the number of buildings and the type of operation proposed in each building and on the premises.
(3) The location, width and approximate grade of proposed alleys and pedestrian walks.
The final plat shall be accompanied by certificates showing the following:
The developer shall present to the solicitor evidence that all taxes against proposed roads and streets have been paid and evidence that all encumbrances of liens of record against such proposed roads have been released.
All improvements have either been installed and approved by the proper officials or agencies, or that a performance bond insuring their installation has been accepted by Council. (Ord. 2131-77. Passed 2-15-77.)