(A) Before submitting the final plat, the subdivider must submit three (3) copies of the final plans and specifications for public improvements to the plan commission. The following information, at a minimum, must be included:
1. Detailed drawings of a grading plan, street improvements plan, sanitary sewer improvements plan, and water system improvement plan;
2. Plans and profiles drawn at a scale not to exceed one inch equals one hundred feet (1" = 100') horizontally and one inch equals ten feet (1" = 10') vertically, indicating additional horizontal and vertical location of streets, sewers, and the existing grade; and
3. Detailed material and construction specifications concerning the work to be performed including general conditions to the contract acceptable by the city; and
4. All final plans must be submitted on twenty four inch by thirty six inch (24" x 36") sheets and must bear the signature and seal of the Illinois registered professional engineer under whose direction they were prepared.
(B) Upon receipt of these final plans, the plan commission must refer them to the city engineer for his comments and corrections. The city engineer must review these plans for compliance with the requirements of the city, and must return them with his recommendations to the plan commission. The city engineer may, at his discretion, confer with the developer's engineer concerning correction to the final plans prior to his final recommendations.
(C) Upon the completion of all improvements within the subdivision the subdivider must call for a final inspection by the city engineer.
(D) Prior to final approval of improvements, the subdivider must submit twenty four inch by thirty six inch (24" x 36") reproducible plans showing the improvements as actually built.
(E) The city engineer will inspect the improvements within the subdivision for compliance with the certified plans and specifications and the design standards and specifications of this title.
(F) When the city engineer is satisfied that the required improvements within the subdivision comply with the approved plans and this title, the city engineer will recommend in writing to the city council that the improvements be accepted by the city.
(G) No building permit will be issued until final inspection is approved in writing by the city engineer.
(H) When the city engineer advises the plan commission chairman, the plan commission secretary, the city clerk and the mayor that the improvements have been constructed according to the approved plans and specifications; that all improvements have been installed or performance guarantees have been posted in accordance with section 14-9-3 of this title; and that all necessary data are shown on the final plat as required, then the certificate of approval of final plat will be properly endorsed by the plan commission chairman and secretary, the mayor and the city clerk and recorded by the developer. (Ord. 1379, 6-9-2008)