(A) Subdivision plans. Subdivision plans shall be submitted in accordance with the subdivision code, to a scale of 1 inch = 40 feet (minimum scale of not less than 1 inch = 100 feet may be accepted in special circumstances if the required data can be clearly shown at such a scale). Subdivision plans shall also show the following:
(1) Preliminary.
(a) Boundaries.
(b) Streets and ways.
(c) Easements.
(d) Pedestrian ways for general circulation.
(e) Outside parking areas.
(f) Areas to be kept open for community use.
(g) Locations of all existing trees, shrubs, as well as all new plantings of trees, shrubs.
(h) Parcels for subsequent sale (if any).
(i) Insert key map for overall tract when site under consideration is only a part of the Planned Residential Development.
(2) Final.
(a) Exact engineering data on boundaries, streets, ways, easements, parcels for sale, and monuments, in accord with the subdivision code.
(b) Monuments for angles and intersection points on survey line of public streets.
(c) Cross-reference to the recorded development schematic plan.
(3) Subdivision plans may be submitted for the whole development at one time, or the plans may be submitted for a part or parts of the development from time to time.
(B) Documents.
(1) At the time the preliminary subdivision application is filed with the city clerk, the developer shall file also:
(a) Project cost estimates for all public improvements in the subdivision plan.
(b) Other statements required by the subdivision code.
(2) At the time the final subdivision application is filed with the plan commission, the developer shall file in the office of the Cook County recorder all documents required by this section affecting title, occupancy, and use of the property contained in the subdivision.
(Ord. O-17-70, passed 7-7-70)