(A) Construction of all improvements required by this article shall apply in every subdivision hereafter platted that is within the corporate limits of the city or is proposed to be annexed into the corporate limits of the city, and every existing street or alley of the city that abuts such subdivision. However, some, or all, of the improvements required by this article may not be required in a subdivision hereafter platted if the applied for subdivision is located outside the city’s corporate limits but within two miles thereof and is within a designated area as set forth in the city’s Comprehensive Plan.
(B) The city’s Comprehensive Plan will designate areas outside of the corporate limits of the city where applied for subdivisions may not be required to have some or all of the improvements required by this article.
(C) In any event, the improvements referred in this article must be constructed in the subdivision in accordance with the requirements in this article.
(D) All improvements required by this article shall be constructed by the person proposing the subdivision at his or her own expense. Construction shall not be commenced until after plans and specifications, and contracts, if any, therefor have been approved by the Planning and Building Official, and shall be completed in accordance with the plans, specifications, and contracts. Provided further, anything in the foregoing provisions of this section to the contrary notwithstanding, the requirements in this section are subject to the exceptions set forth in the city’s Comprehensive Plan, or stated in §§ 21-1-28 to 21-1-30, inclusive, and § 21-1-40 of this subchapter.
(E) The applicant shall submit all construction documents representing “as-constructed” conditions. Each drawing shall be stamped “as-constructed” and shall be dated. Submit one original Mylar and two copies of the black and white or blue and white prints. In addition, drawings shall be on three and one-half inch diskette or CD ROM in PDF format, latest version.
(Ord. 3645, passed - -2000; Ord. 4145, passed 3-2-2015)