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Minimum grade Storm sewer services 100mm PVC DR 28 for single service or 150mm PVC DR 28 for dual service 1. 040 and OPSD 702. 050. Single catch basins shall be 600mm x 600mm per OPSD 705. 010 and double twin inlet shall be 600mm x 1450mm per OPSD 705. 090 shall be used. Rear yard catch basins RYCB shall be birdcage type grate per OPSD 400. 120 or square frame with square V grate per OPSD 400. PW-300 FE DETAIL OF SERVICE CONNECTIONS. PW-301 FE TYPICAL URBAN ROAD CROSS SECTION. PW-510 FE...

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How to fill out subdivision control

1. Determine the specific requirements and regulations for subdivision control in your jurisdiction.
2. Obtain any necessary permits or approvals from the local planning or zoning department.
3. Gather all relevant documents and information for the subdivision, such as property surveys, legal descriptions, and proposed subdivision plans.
4. Prepare the subdivision plat or map, ensuring it meets the necessary standards and includes all required details.
5. Complete any required forms or applications for subdivision control, providing accurate and complete information.
6. Submit the subdivision application and all supporting documentation to the appropriate governing body or agency.
7. Pay any applicable fees or costs associated with the subdivision control process.
8. Review and address any feedback or comments from the reviewing authority, making any necessary revisions or adjustments.
9. Attend any public hearings or meetings related to the subdivision control process, if required.
10. Comply with any additional requirements or conditions imposed by the governing body or agency.
11. Upon approval, obtain the necessary permits for land development and proceed with the subdivision as planned.
12. Ensure compliance with all ongoing obligations and responsibilities related to the approved subdivision.
13. Keep records of all subdivision control activities and relevant documentation for future reference or compliance purposes.

Who needs subdivision control?

1. Developers or individuals who intend to divide a larger tract of land into smaller lots or parcels.
2. Municipalities, counties, or other local government entities responsible for regulating land development and ensuring compliance with zoning and planning regulations.
3. Property owners or investors looking to maximize the use or value of their land by subdividing it for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes.
4. Architects, engineers, or surveyors involved in the design and layout of new subdivisions.
5. Real estate professionals or brokers assisting clients in the acquisition or development of subdivided land.
6. Environmental or conservation agencies concerned with the potential impacts of subdivision on natural resources, wildlife habitats, or water quality.
7. Utility companies or service providers needing to plan for infrastructure requirements and capacity in newly subdivided areas.
8. Legal or land use professionals involved in advising clients on the requirements and process of subdivision control.
9. Homeowners or residents within existing subdivisions who may be affected by adjacent or nearby subdivision activities.

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What is subdivision control?

Subdivision control is the regulation and approval process for dividing land into separate lots for development.

Who is required to file subdivision control?

Property owners, developers, or anyone looking to divide land into separate lots for development are required to file subdivision control.

How to fill out subdivision control?

To fill out subdivision control, one must provide detailed information about the proposed division of land, including lot sizes, access roads, utilities, and compliance with zoning regulations.

What is the purpose of subdivision control?

The purpose of subdivision control is to ensure that land is divided in a way that promotes orderly growth, safety, and efficiency in land development.

What information must be reported on subdivision control?

Information such as lot sizes, access roads, utility plans, drainage plans, and compliance with zoning regulations must be reported on subdivision control.