§ 77-3. Preliminary map.

A. 

Any developer, before starting any work, shall first make application for subdivision approval and shall submit therewith three copies of a preliminary subdivision map which has been prepared by a licensed engineer or surveyor. This submission shall be accompanied by a filing fee of $300. In addition, a deposit of $1,000 shall be made for expenses incurred by the Village for planning, engineering or other investigative or expert advice. Any costs in excess of the deposit will be paid by the applicant, and any surplus of the deposit over actual expenses will be returned to the applicant.

B. 

This map shall contain the following: Proposed name and location of development, name of developer and the name of the professional engineer, land surveyor, land planner or landscape architect who has designed and prepared the plan.

(1) 

General boundary lines, distances and a tie distance to an established street intersection.

(2) 

North point and notation as to scale, which shall be one inch equals 100 feet or larger.

(3) 

Proposed streets, showing widths, and lot patterns of the overall development, with lot numbers, their scaled dimensions and approximate area in square feet or acres.

(4) 

Proposed road profile, showing tentative grades, elevations and datum used, stationing to conform to center-line stationing of road as shown on plan.

(5) 

Tentative location and type of drainage facilities, with tentative top and invert elevations.

(6) 

Proposed location and size of recreational areas.

(7) 

Existing woodlands, hedgerows, buildings, water-courses and other natural features.

(8) 

Existing topography, showing ten-foot contour intervals extending 200 feet beyond boundary lines.

(9) 

Key map at a scale of one inch equals 1,000 feet, showing clearly and accurately the location of the subdivision in relation to the neighboring streets. (Streets shall be shown as double lines and dimensioned.)

(10) 

Existing subsurface utilities.

C. 

Additional requirements.

(1) 

Map sizes are to be 20 inches by 36 inches or 36 inches by 40 inches.

(2) 

Curblines shall be shown.

(3) 

All proposed roads shall be stationed and the centerline radii clearly shown.

(4) 

All elevations shall be based on the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey datum of mean sea level.

Amended 4-11-1988 by L.L. No. 1-1988