FINAL REVIEW PHASE Clause Samples

FINAL REVIEW PHASE. 1. Final plat/s, six (6) copies of paper prints showing the following: Also a Registrar's original including at least the items with asterisks and Mylar copy of subdivision at scale of Amherst Tax maps shall be provided including at least the items with asterisks. (1-10-90) a. boundary of subdivision area, including bearings and distance on every lot line; b. topography with sufficient detail to indicate stormwater runoff; c. streams, seasonal runoffs, brooks, ponds, wetlands (poorly or very poorly drained soils); d. the subdivision's relation to existing roads; e. existing structure; f. adjacent structures within one hundred (100) feet of parcel boundaries; g. soil type/s certified by Soils Conservation Service (SCS) or by a Soils Scientist qualified by Soils Conservation Service; (10-20-93) h. site location map, showing proposed subdivision in relation to major roads; i. The subdivider or his agent(s) shall arrange to have soils investigations, including test pits and required Hi-Intensity Soils Mapping (HISS), witnessed by the Town Health Officer and/or Zoning Administrative Official. Wetland areas, if present on the site, shall be further delineated by a HISS performed by a Certified Soil Scientist. The results of soils investigations to be placed on plans and include, but not limited to, soils data showing results and location of test pits and perc tests, a statement that tests meet the criteria established by State and Local authorities for the design of a septic system; (10-20-93) j. location of four thousand (4,000) square feet per single family unit reserved for septic systems. Additional soils tests, after Final Review approval, may be required. k. North point; l. Bar scale; m. Date of layout and dates of revision. n. As part of a subdivision or lot line change submittal, all applicants are required to have the plans of the subdivision or lot line change reduced to no larger than 11”x 17” with no less than ten (10) copies. (8-15-01)
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