(A) Water supply.
(1) Accessible water supply. Where a public water supply system is accessible to the subdivision, provisions shall be made by the proprietor to supply each lot in the subdivision with water from the public supply by means of a water supply system which meets current village specifications and the provisions, where applicable, of this code.
(2) Nonaccessible water supply. Where a public water supply system is not accessible to the subdivision by reason of absence of feeder mains, the proprietor shall bear the cost of installation of a new feeder main from the source of supply to the subdivision in accordance with the current village specifications or in accordance with an agreement entered into between the village and the proprietor.
(B) Sanitary sewer system.
(1) Accessible sewer system. Where a public sanitary sewer system is reasonably accessible, each lot within the subdivision shall be provided with a connection. All connections shall be subject to the approval of the Village Engineer and all materials used in the system shall meet current village specifications.
(2) Nonaccessible sewer system. In the event that a public sanitary sewer is not reasonably accessible to the subdivision, the proprietor shall pay the cost of extending the sanitary sewer lines from the area platted to the nearest public sanitary sewer trunk line of capacity adequate to carry the additional flow. In addition, the proprietor shall install public sanitary sewer facilities within the platted area in accordance with the current village specifications.
(C) Storm drainage system.
(1) Accessible public drainage system. Where a storm drain is reasonably accessible, each lot within the subdivided area shall be provided with a connection. All connections shall be subject to the approval of the Village Engineer and all materials used in the system shall meet current Village or County Drain Commissioner's specifications.
(2) Nonaccessible public drainage system. In the event that a public storm drain is not reasonably accessible to the subdivision, at the option of the Village Council, the proprietor shall pay the cost of extending the storm sewer lines from the area platted to the nearest public storm sewer trunk of a size adequate to carry the additional flow and install public storm drainage facilities within the platted area in accordance with current village specifications or, may submit for Village Council approval, an independent storm drainage system specifically designed for the proposed subdivision sufficient to adequately carry any additional flow caused by the proposed development approved by the County Drain Commissioner.
(D) Optional public improvements. The Village Council may, at its option, require the proprietor to make provisions for the following public improvements.
(1) Underground wiring. If required, this shall include provisions requiring that all electrical, cable television, and telephone wiring shall be installed entirely underground within private easements, public ways, or other public or quasi-public utility rights-of-way in the subdivision.
(2) Street lighting. Where required, provisions shall be made for the installation of street lighting adequate to comply with the village street lighting plan or optional street lighting of a kind and quality approved by the Village Council or its designee.
(3) Sidewalks and crosswalks. When required by the Village Council, provisions shall be made by the proprietor for the installation and construction of concrete sidewalks and crosswalks in the subdivision in accordance with applicable provisions of § 151.03.
(Ord. 111, passed 3-7-1988) Penalty, see § 152.99