(A) The subdivider shall place permanent reference monuments in the subdivision as required by this chapter and as approved by an state registered land surveyor to provide interior and exterior control as well as lot location within the subdivision. The control is to be established so as to provide a record of the registered land surveyor who is responsible tor the location of the monumentation. All markers installed shall meet the spirit and intent of this section while providing specific reference to the registration number of the survey professional.
(B) (1) Street monuments. The subdivider shall have set under the supervision of a registered land surveyor appropriate permanent monuments at all angle points and intersections of street centerlines providing horizontal street control throughout the subdivision. Such permanent monuments shall be set as soon as practical after the potential for damage by continued construction activity has ended. The permanent monuments shall be presented complete and correct in location at the time of subdivision acceptance.
(2) Subdivision boundary monuments. The subdivider shall have set under the supervision of a registered land surveyor appropriate permanent monuments at all corners, angle points, or other horizontal control along the outside boundary of the subdivision. These permanent monuments shall be set following the final grading and utility installation for each development phase or section of the subdivision. The permanent monuments shall be presented complete and correct in location at the time of subdivision acceptance.
(3) Lot monuments. The subdivider shall have set under the supervision of a registered land surveyor appropriate permanent monuments at all lot corners. Such permanent monuments shall be set prior to the issuance of an improvement location permit for any building, structure or improvement on the lot. It shall be the responsibility of the applicant for the improvement location permit to maintain or replace, under the supervision of a state registered land surveyor, the permanent monuments located at all lot corners that may be damaged during construction.
(Ord. 1223, § 3.5, passed 5-11-2010)