(A) The final map shall be clearly drawn, printed or reproduced by a process guaranteeing a permanent record as approved by the County Recorder. The map shall be so made and shall be in such condition when filed that good legible prints and negatives can be made therefrom.
(B) The final map shall contain a chapter consisting of the name of tract and subchapter or general description of all the property being subdivided with reference to maps which have been previously recorded. In no case shall the chapter be the same, or so nearly the same as to cause confusion as a name of any existing city, town, tract or subdivision of land of which a map has been previously recorded.
(C) Sufficient data must be shown to determine readily the bearing and length of every lot line, block line and boundary line. Dimensions of lots shall be given as total dimensions, corner to corner, and shall be shown in feet and hundredths of a foot. Lots containing one acre or more shall show total acreage to nearest hundredth, bearing and lengths of straight lines, and radii and arc length for all curves as may be necessary to determine the location of the centers of curves and tangent points shall be shown. Calculations of all nonrectangular lots shall be provided by the subdivider to ensure that city codes are met.
(D) The final map shall show clearly any stakes, monuments or other evidence found on the ground to determine the boundaries of the tract. The corners of adjoining subdivisions or portion thereof shall be identified by lot and block numbers, subdivision name and properties shown.
(1) Whenever the City Engineer has established the center line of a street or alley, adjacent to or in the proposed subdivision, the data shall be shown in the final map indicating all monuments found and making reference to a field book or map. If the point were reset by ties, the course and detail or relocation data used shall be stated.
(2) The map shall show the location and description of all monuments and bench marks found or placed in making the survey of the subdivision with property reference sufficient to relocate.
(E) In addition, the final map shall be prepared in full compliance with the following requirements:
(1) Boundary of subdivision. The boundary of the subdivision shall be designated by a blue border one-eighth inch in width applied to the reverse side of the tracings. Such border shall not interfere with the legibility of figures or other data. If the map includes a “designated remainder” parcel, and the gross area of the “designated remainder” parcel or similar parcel is five acres or more, that remainder parcel need not be shown on the map and its location need not be indicated as a matter of survey, but only by deed reference to the existing boundaries of the remainder parcel.
(2) Right-of-way dimensions. The center lines and side lines of all streets, the total width of all streets, the widths of each side of the center line, the widths of any portion of a street being dedicated, and the widths of existing dedications and the widths of all railroad, irrigation district or other rights-of-way shall be shown.
(3) Easements. The map shall show the side lines of all easements to which the lots are subject. Such easements must be clearly labeled and identified and if already of record, the record references given. If any easement is not definitely located, a statement of such easement must appear on the chapter sheet. Easements for storm drains, sewers and other purposes shall be demoted by fine broken lines. The width of the easement and the lengths and bearings of the lines thereof and sufficient ties thereto to definitely locate the easement with respect to the subdivision must be shown. If the easement is being dedicated by the map, it shall be properly referenced in the owner's certificate of dedication.
(4) Acreage. The total acreage of the subdivision to the nearest one-hundredth of an acre shall be shown on the face of the final map.
(5) Lot numbers. Lot numbers shall be consecutive with no omissions or duplications.
(6) Other data. The map shall also show all other data that is or may be required by law.
(7) Disposition of lots. The final map shall particularly define, delineate and designate all lots intended for sale or reserved for private purposes, all parcels offered for dedication for any purpose, public or private with all dimensions, boundaries and courses clearly shown and defined in every case.
(8) Reversion to acreage. Maps filed for the purpose of reverting subdivided land to acreage shall be conspicuously so designated under the chapter “The Purpose of This Map is a Reversion to Acreage.”
(F) The following additional information shall be required on a separate document or additional map sheet and shall indicate its relationship to the final map. The document or map shall contain a statement that the additional information is for informational purposes, describing conditions as of the date of filing, and that it is not intended to affect record chapter interest.
(1) Building lines. Building setback lines shall be indicated by dashed lines of the same width as the lines denoting street boundaries and shall be properly designated.
(2) High water line. The line of high water shall be shown in any case where the subdivision is adjacent to a stream, channel or any body of water.
(3) Flood areas. The boundaries of any areas within the proposed subdivision which are subject to inundation by water shall be shown.
(G) (1) The subdivider shall furnish improvement plans which include the following information to the City Engineer, and shall receive his authorization prior to construction of any of the improvements.
(a) Typical cross sections and proposed final finished grades of all roads, streets and highways in the proposed new subdivision, together with a profile showing the relation between finished grade and existing ground elevations.
(b) Proposed lengths, size and type of any pipes, culverts or structures necessary for drainage, erosion control or the public safety with plans and specifications therefor.
(c) Any information required by the conditional approval of the City Council.
(d) Elevations shall be referenced to the U.S.G.S. Datum.
(2) An improvement plan shall be acted on within 60 working days of its submittal, except that at least 15 working days shall be provided for processing any resubmitted improvement plan and this period shall not include any days during which the improvement plan has been returned to the applicant for correction, or has been subject to review by other than the city.
(H) At the time of the filing of the final map with the City Engineer, the subdivider shall also file therewith traverse sheets showing traverse closures and the computation of all distances, angles, and courses shown on the final map. The traverse of the boundaries of the tract and of lots and blocks shall close within a limit of error of one in 10,000.
(I) The final map shall be accompanied by a report prepared by a duly authorized chapter company naming the persons whose consent is necessary to the preparation and recordation of the map and to the dedication of the streets, alleys and other public places shown on the map and certifying that as of the date of the preparation of the report, the persons therein named are all the persons necessary to give clear chapter to the subdivision. At the time of recording the approved map, there shall be filed with the County Recorder, a guarantee executed by a duly authorized chapter company for the benefit and protection of the city showing that persons (naming them) consenting to the preparation and recordation of the map and offering for dedication the streets, alleys and other public places shown thereon are all the persons necessary to pass clear chapter to the subdivision and to the dedications shown thereon.
(J) Prior to the submission of the final map, the subdivider shall comply with §§ 152.140 through 152.143.
(K) Prior to the recordation of a subdivision map which will result in the division of any existing building or buildings into separate units or parts, the subdivider shall secure certification by the Chief Building Official that any building or buildings to be divided will, after division meet current code standards for new construction. As used in this section, the phrases “current code standards” refers to all standards in the current adopted editions of the Building Code, Electrical Code, Plumbing Code, Mechanical Code and Fire Code for the city.
(`67 Code, § 11-5-3)