(A) A final plat is the document which is ultimately filed for the record in the County Recorder's Office. It shows all lots, easements, streets, and other dedicated areas. The final plat also indicates items such as building setback lines, restrictions for septic systems, and any ingress and egress restrictions.
(B) During construction of a subdivision, the information on the final plat will be supplemented by the engineering plans. After construction has been completed, however, the only document which will be retained indefinitely is the final plat. Therefore, a final plat must indicate any information which may be needed in the future concerning a particular subdivision.
(C) Where unusual terrain or the existence of a lake, river, or railroad makes strict conformance with the requirements of this chapter impractical, the Plat Review Committee may recommend minor deviations from those requirements.