(a) Submission. After approval of the preliminary plat, the developer shall submit a final plat drawn in India ink on tracing cloth or equivalent and to a scale of one inch equals fifty or 100 feet. The developer may choose to submit successive final plats of sections or blocks of an area of an approved plat. In this case sufficient data shall be shown with each section to correlate it with other sections.
(b) Contents. The final plat shall show:
(1) The name of the subdivision, its location by section, township, range, and by a tie-in to one or more established property corners; north point; acreage scale; date of preparation of the plat;
(2) The book and page numbers of previous deed references, present land proprietor, and certifications for the Planning Commission, Municipal Engineer and County Health Department;
(3) Courses, distances and angles of the boundary lines of the plat;
(4) Names of adjoining subdivisions;
(5) Bodies of water, water courses and other important natural features within the tract;
(6) Names and dimensions of publicly dedicated streets, alleys, and parks and other public areas, location and dimensions of easements for utilities and other public or semi-public purposes, including any conditions and restrictions upon such uses;
(7) Angles in street lines, and between street lines and plat boundary lines;
(8) Numbering and dimensions of lots;
(9) Radii of street curves on property lines; delta, tangent and length of arc or chord (specify) for each lot with curved boundaries; bearings and dimensions of straight lot boundaries;
(10) Lettering of blocks;
(11) Building Line setbacks;
(12) Locations and types of monuments;
(13) All restrictions or limitations on the use of lots in subdivision;
(14) The following certifications and approval;
A. Certification by the registered engineer or surveyor as to the correctness of the surveys, field data and monuments as shown;
B. Certification by the developer as to the ownership of the land area of the plat, the public dedications and easements offered, and his knowledge and approval of the representations certified to on the plat by his authorized agents. The developer shall also affirm his responsibility to replace any monuments shown on the plat that may be destroyed or damaged during the construction of roads or buildings. However, this responsibility shall not last longer than five years after final approval of the plat. All dedications of public rights of way or other public areas and easement reservations, shall be in form approved by the Municipal Solicitor;
C. Approval of the County Board of Health of any private sewage disposal systems; and
D. Approval of the Village Administrator as to the suitability of the water and sewage systems proposed by the subdivider.
(c) Material to Accompany the Final Plat.
(1) There shall be submitted with the final plat one or more drawings showing the profiles and typical cross sections of the streets within the plat. This information shall include:
A. The present ground level at the center line of the streets;
B. The proposed street grade at the center line of the streets;
C. The location, size, type and grade of all proposed sanitary sewer and water lines and manholes within the area of the plat, including connections to existing or future lines beyond the plat;
D. The location, size and type of storm sewers or culvert to be installed;
E. Data on sidewalks, hydrants, street lighting and street identification signs that are to be installed; and
F. Typical street cross sections showing base courses, surfacing, curbs and sidewalks.
(d) Certifications. The drawing of construction details shall contain the following certifications:
(1) By the surveyor or engineer as to the accuracy of the date shown thereon.
(2) By the developer that the improvements have been completed as shown or to be completed within the specified period of time under a performance bond that has been filed with the Village or its authorized representative.
(Ord. 1972-31. Passed 10-3-72.)