Res 2014-135/Interlocal with Caldwell County for Subdivision Regulations

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6) The approximate location of the boundary of the existing and proposed 100 -year floodplain and the location and width of drainage easements, channels, creeks and water courses within the development. 7) The location of proposed drainage courses and of any necessary offsite drainage improvements. 3.6 FINAL PLAT REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES A) The Final Plat is a legal document defining the physical configuration and rules governing development and operation of a Subdivision. The Final Plat shall be approved and recorded prior to the sale of any subdivision lots, or commencement of any construction activities on the proposed lots created by the plat. The Final Plat may not be approved prior to approval of the Preliminary Plat but may be filed concurrently with the Preliminary Plat subject to approval by the County Engineer and the County Commissioner. B) The Final Plat shall be submitted concurrently with the construction plans. The Final Plat shall not be recorded prior to a) construction of the required public improvements in a manner sufficient to satisfy County infrastructure design requirements; or b) posting with the County of fiscal security for the construction of public improvements as specified in this ordinance. 3.6.1 INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED WITH THE FINAL PLAT Following approval of the Preliminary Plat, the Final Plat shall be submitted to the County for final review. The subdivision name must be prominently displayed on each sheet. Information to be provided with the Final Plat shall include the following information: A) The date, subdivision name, scale, location map, north arrow and, on all sheets, the sheet number. The Final Plat shall be 18" x 24" or 24" x 36" and printed on Mylar sheets or non - smearing coated inkjet vellum It shall be legibly printed in black ink, and it shall utilize a scale of 1 " =100' or less. Any Final Plat's deemed to be illegible, misleading, or that may result in illegible or misleading copies when reproduced, will be rejected. B) The names of adjoining subdivisions with adjoining streets, blocks, and lots, and ownership of adjoining properties, including appropriate public filing data. C) Streets names, street boundaries, lot boundaries, and an alphanumeric designation and description for lots (including open spaces) in accordance with a systematic arrangement for identifying lot parcels. Lot and block numbers must be systematically and sequentially arranged. All proposed streets must be named and the names approved in writing by the appropriate regulatory agencies. D) All existing and proposed easements properly indicated and labeled. Existing easements must reference the holder of the easement and recording information. All drainage easements must be shown in accordance with the approved Preliminary Plat. E) Sufficient data to readily determine and reproduce on the ground the location, bearing and length of every street right-of -way line, lot line, block line, and easement line, whether curved or straight. This shall include the radius, arc, and chord distance and bearing for lot, street and easement lines. 16