Ordinance 517-78 - Laserfiche WebLink

• Sect. 120 Coordination with Future Planning The proposed short subdivision should conform to the planning standards for the most advantageous development of the City as proposed by the Planning Department. Sect. 130 Approval Within thirty (30) days of the date of application for a short subdivision, the applicant shall be notified in writing that (1) the application has been disapproved, or that, (2) final approval has been granted, or that, (3) tentative approval has been granted. Tentative approval shall mean the approval of a short sub- division application subject to the satisfactory completion of improvements or requirements specified by the City Engineer. Sect. 140 Tentative Approval Granted - Conditions If the proposed short subdivision received tentative approval by the City Engineer, the subdivider, before requesting final approval, shall carry out the specified improvements, or complete any specified requirements within the effective time of one year plus authorized extension from the date of tentative approval. Tentative approval will lapse if each and all of the specified requirements and improvements have not been completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer prior to the effective date. It will then be necessary for the subdivider to submit a new ap- plication in conformity with the then current regulations before tentative approval is again granted. Sect. 150 Tentative Approval - Time Effective The tentative approval of a proposed short subdivision shall be effective for one year, unless extended by the City Engineer for a period of not more than one additional year. Sect. 160 Improvements Required Prior to final approval being granted for any short sub- division, it will be necessary for the following improvements to be completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer: WATER SUPPLY (a) Installation of a water main of minimum diameter 6 inches in the public ROW fronting each lot. This provision may be waived if, in the opinion of the City Engineer, the proposed subdivision will be adequately served by a water distribution main with diameter less than 6 inches. SANITARY SEWER (b) Installation of a sanitary sewer main of minimum diameter 8 inches in the public ROW fronting each lot, except when approval has been granted for a sewage disposal system on each lot,provided, however, sewer connection by easement across private property may be allowed where in the opinion of the City Engineer it is necessary for the reasonable development of the property and sewer connection to ROW is not technically feasible. FIRE HYDRANT (c) Installation of a fire hydrant at not more than 350 feet from the middle of the street frontage of each residential lot, measured along the public ROW. -4-