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REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS; ASSURANCE OF COMPLETION
§ 151.410 GENERALLY.
   The Village Board of Trustees shall not approve any final plat of subdivision (and, hence, the final plat shall not be entitled to recording) until:
   (A)   All improvements required in the approved improvements plan have been completed by the subdivider/developer, at his or her expense, inspected by the village staff, and the developer's design professional or other regulatory agencies accepted by the village or other appropriate entity, and dedicated to the village or other appropriate entity; or
   (B)   In accordance with subsections below, the subdivider/developer has provided the village with legal assurances to guarantee the satisfactory completion and dedication of all required improvements.
§ 151.411 FORMS OF ASSURANCE.
   (A)   The required assurance shall be as directed in § 151.412.
   (B)   Any assurances shall be deposited with village staff.
§ 151.412 AMOUNT OF ASSURANCE.
   (A)   The amount of the assurance shall be equal to the village staff's estimate of the costs of constructing the uncompleted portion of the required improvements, plus any costs of bid advertising or other cost incurred and all required inspection and administrative fees.
   (B)   Any assurance shall be in the form of either:
      (1)   Cash;
      (2)   An irrevocable letter of credit from a lending institution guaranteeing to the village the availability of the escrow funds upon demand. The irrevocable letter of credit shall be such that the location for the village to present a request for drawing(s) shall be no more than 30 miles from the Shiloh Municipal Building; or
      (3)   Certificate of deposit, treasury bills or other readily negotiable instruments approved by village staff and made payable to the village.
§ 151.413 TERM OF ASSURANCE; EXTENSION.
   (A)   The initial term of any assurance shall not exceed two years.
   (B)   If all the required improvements have not been completed by the end of the two-year period, the village staff, with the advice and consent of the Village Board of Trustees, may either extend the assurance for one year only, or may proceed as per § 151.415.
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