A. Whenever work within the public way is undertaken pursuant to plans or designs approved by the city engineer, or which work should have been undertaken with approved plans or designs, the person performing the work shall provide the city with as-built drawings showing the location, vertical and horizontal alignment and finished elevations (top and inverts, as appropriate) of the improvements listed below upon completion of the work:
1. Drainage system pipes and channels;
2. Bridges or culverts;
3. Sanitary sewer systems;
4. Culinary water systems;
5. Utility mainline installations, adjustments, or other changes to an existing utility system;
6. Private utilities installed within the City, whether above or below ground;
7. Streets, including the following minimum information about the street:
a. Street centerlines showing angles of deflection and standard curve data of intersection, radii, length of tangents and arcs, and degree of curvature with basis of curve data.
b. Pavement width and pavement structure (individual thickness of wearing course, binder course, base, and/or sub-base).
8. Curb and gutter, sidewalks, multi-purpose trails, bicycle facilities, and recreation improvements on property dedicated to the public;
9. Signage in public rights-of-way and other public dedicated areas;
10. Stormwater management facilities whether located in the public way or on private property;
11. Any improvements, including buildings, elevation changes, bank modifications or other work in or adjacent to a river or stream; and
12. Other public improvements not already described in this subsection which will be dedicated to or subject to maintenance by the City.
B. After final construction is completed, a final inspection by the City is required before the release of any escrow or bond or the issuance of any certificate of occupancy.
C. As-built drawings as required by this section shall bear the stamp and certification of a Professional Engineer or Registered Land Surveyor.
(Ord. 2020-46, 9-15-2020)