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Show droll include a legal description of the tract and of Ihe proposed lots and a location map Indiaction the relation of the lots to existing roads. hall be made on a scale large enough to dearly show oil details, and the workmanship on finished drawings shall be neat, clean cut, and readable. The subdivider shall also furnish the Planning Commission with two (2) prints of the final plat when submitting Ihe Action on Application for Minor Subdivisions. A preliminary plat shall be required for all subdivisions, but under conditions listed below, approval of the preliminary plat by ihe Planning Commission and by the Governing Body shall be authorization for the subdivider to sell lots within the subdivision covered by the preliminary plat by metes and bounds, and the requirements of a Final Plan shall be waived. When Final Plots are not required, the subdivider shall 0 division and shall submit five (5) copies of the plat to the Planning Commission, along wilh five (S) copies of Ihe OtDINANCI TO REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO SUBDIVISIONS TOWN OF ALTAM0I9G MAY 1978 RELATING engineering drawings (1) typical Chapter Emergency and Adoption Emergency In the opinion of the governing body, a public emergency exists In connection wilh the matters herein contained, and it is therefore necessary for the health, safety, and general welfare of the inhabitants of the Town of that this ordinance take effect immediately upon its adoption. Adoption Passed and od opted by the Town Board of the Town of Altomont, Utah this 7th day of June 1978. 1 streets, provision for anoge, (3) sidewalks, (4) location and size of both "onsite" and " water mains, and sewer lines, and any other information or material required by Ihe Planning Commission. The Planning Commission shall review and approve or disapprove the Prelimainary Mon, or approve it wilh modification within thirty (30) days from ihe date of the submission of Ihe Preliminary Man to it. The action of ihe Manning Commission shall be written on the face of two copies of the plat; one of which shall be retained in Ihe files of Ihe Planning Commission, and one of which shall be returned to the subdivider. Henry Tidwell Mayor Chapter 2 Intent and Purpose The purpose of these regulations, and the intent of the local jurisdiction in their adoption is to promote the health, safety, convenience, and general welfare of the present and future inhabitants of Altomont Town, to facilitate the orderly development of the town, and to establish the rights, duties, and responsibilities of subdividers with respect to the subdivision of land. Chapter 3 Scope of Ordinance, Variances, and Exemptions 1 Scope of Ordinance (1) No person shall subdivide any tract of land which is located wholly or in part in Altomont Town except in compliance with this Ordinance. No person shall sell or exchange or offer to sell or exchange any parcel of land which is any part of a subdivision of a larger tract of land, nor offer for recording in the office of the County Recorder any deed conveying such parcel of land, or any interest therein, unless such subdivision has been created pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance; provided, that this Ordinance shall not apply to any lot or lots forming a part of a subdivision created and recorded prior to the effective date of this Ordinance, except as provided in (?) below. (2) No lot with in a subdivision created and recorded prior to the effective date of this Ordinance or approved by the Planning Commission and Governing Body and recorded in the County Recorder's office under the provisions of this Ordinance, shall be further divided, rearranged, added to or reduced in area, nor shall the boundaries of any lot be altered in any manner so os to create more lots than initially recorded, or any If disapproved, the Planning Commission shall express Its reasons therefore to the subdivider. . Note: The Preliminary Plat, along with Ihe engineering drawings, may be presented to the Planning Commission at Ihe same time as Ihe Vicinity Plan. Where a subdivider owns or controls more land than he wishes to develop immediately, the Planning Commission may Plat ihe portion to be developed immediately, and the portion lo be held for future Should Whenever final approval has of an approved Preliminary Plat shall remain in effect for a period of one year. Approval of the Preliminary Mat shall be good for one (1) year. Thereafter, approval of the Preliminary Plat will have expired unless a Final Mat has been submitted to the Plann- ing Planning Commission. Whenever a Final Plat is submitted for less than the entire area covered by the Preliminary Plot, approval of the Preliminary Plat for the remaining unplatted area shall be automatically extended for any additional one (I) year. 4-- 3 Final Plat After the Preliminary Plat has bean approve, the subdivider shall then prepare and submit one tracing and two copies of the final plate of tfie subdivision to Ihe Planning A written apCommission. plication for approval of the final plat on forms furnished by the Manning Commission shall also be submitted with the final plat. Conformity to these Regulations Sketch Mans, Preliminary Mats, and final Plate shall all conform to the requirements and specifications of these regulations, and shall be sub milted In the manner prescrib ed. (See Chapter Five. ) Planning Commission Action Failure by the Manning Commission to act by recommending to Ihe Governing Body the approval, conditional approval, or disapproval of a Final Plat within sixty-fiv- e (65) days of the recepit of such plat, or 4-- 4 the clearly 4-- 5 another mutualiy-agreed-upo- n period of time, shall be deemed a favorable approval by the Manning Commission. 6 Governing Body Action After approval of the final plat of a subdivision by the Manning Commission, the subdivider may construct required Improvements, or he may post a bond or other assurance wilh the Town Clerk guaranteeing that the improvements will be Installed and paid for without cost to the Town. The final plat must then be submitted to the Town Board for Its approval. The Governing body shall act on the application within thirty-fiv(35) days of such request. 4-- 3-- 3 e 4-- 7 Record Final Mat Upon approval of the final plat by the Town board the subdivider shall submit Ihe purposes, as final plat tracing to Ihe County Recorder within 90 days from date of said approval. 8 Acceptance of Street and other Public land Dedication Acceptance of dedication of proposed public lands or streets, or street In an approved plat can be made only by the Governing body. Mat approval will be deemed as acceptance of dedication unless streets and other public spaces are shewn as "not Intended for dedication". 9 Summary of Procedures for Minor Subdivisions) Ap-lotion for Designation as Minor Subdivision. The owner or agent of Ihe owner of a trad or parcel of land proposed to be divided Into fewer than ten (10) building sites, tracts, or lots, shall apply to the Manning Commltion for designation of Ihe development as a minor 4-- rights-of-wo- y 4-1 4-- 2 exten- mutualiy-agreed-upo- first defined herein. Chapter 4 Proceedure for Obtaining Subdivision Approval Sketch Plan The subdivider shall submit a sketch plan to the Planning Commission. This plan Is Intended to enable the subdivider and the Planning Commission to have an Informal preliminary review of the site plan for general scope which might affect Ihe plan. It should be at a scale no smaller than 1"500 feet. The Planning Commission shall approve, dissapprove, or approve subject to modification, the layout and design of the plan at this time. Preliminary Plat ' Upon approval of the Plan by Ihe Planning Commission, the subdivider shall prepare a preliminary plat of the sub or a Commission sion has been granted by Ihe demonstrate that, because of peculiar physical conditions pertaining to his land and not to other lands in the general area, the literal enforcement of one or more of the regulations of this ordinance is Impractical or will cause undue hardship, and where a subdivision would other wise be the Governing permitted, Body, after favorable recommendation of the Planning Commission, may permit such variance or variances as may be reasonable and within the general prupose and intent of this Ordinance. (2) Planned Unit Development. Variances may be granted by the Governing Body, after recommendation by the Planning Commission, as provided herein for Planned Unit Developments. Exemptions Any land divide for any purpose into three (3) or more parts after the passage of this Ordinance shall be subject to the provisions and regulations herein, except the following, which are exempt therefrom: (1) Land divided into parts the smallest of which Is one hundred sixty (160) acres In area, or larger. (2) Land divisions which are bona fide division or partitions of agricultural land for agricultural development. been obtained on ony part B-- Hardships. a Plat of Ihe whole area be submitted in which case Ihe subdivider shall indicate on the Prelimianary obtaining the approval of the Planning Commission and the Governing Body. Variances (1) that require Preliminary 3-- subdivider (2) "off-site- Alta-mo- lot, without show-in- g Ions of cross-se- 4-- pl . subdivision as outlined herein. Such applications tracing. The final drawings or plats shall contain the following Information: A Subdivision name and Ihe general location of the subdivision. B. A north point and scale on the drawings and the date. C. Accurately drawn boundaries, showing the proper bearings and dimension of all boundary lines of Ihe subdivision, properly ties to public survey monuments. These lines should be slightly heavier than street and lot provide such improvements on existing streets wilh the subdivision as shall be re- the Governing by quired Body. Final plats shall required where all Ihe ing conditions exist: (1) The subdivision of fewer than ten (10) (2) be not lines. D. The names, widths, lengths, follow- bearings, and curve data on center lines of proposed consits lots. The subdivision doss not ning Commission. E. The location of public utilities which are within or in close proximity to the proposed subdivision, together with Ordinance. (5) The lots are existing water courses or other constructed features that ore involved. F. The location of all required monuments. G. The description of all monuments set and established by the County or the United States Government that are adjacent or near this proposed subdivi- ing not part of a migor subdivision approved less than three (3) years earlier. CHAPTER 5 5-- sion. feet. Preliminary Plan The Preliminary Man shall be drawn to a scale of one inch'lOO feet or larger and shall show: A The proposed name of the subdivision. B. The location of the subdivision as forming a part of a larger tract or parcel where Ihe plan submitted covers only a part of the subdivider's tract. C. Sufficient information to locate accurately the property shown on the plan. D. The names and addresses of the subdivider, the engineer or surveyor of the subdivision, and Ihe owner of the land immediately adjoining Ihe land to be subdivided. E. Contour map at appropriate intervals where re- quited by the Planning Com- mission. F. The boundary lines of the trad to be subdivided. G. The location, width, and other dimensions of all existing or platted streets, and other important features such as water courses, exceptional and buildings topography, within the tract and within two hundred (220) feet of Ihe tract to be subdivided. H. Existing sanitary sewers, storm drains, water supply mains, and bridges within the tract, or with in two hundred feet thereof. The location, width, and other dimensions of proposed streets, alleys, easements, parks, and other open spaces, with proper labeling of spaces to be dedicated to Ihe public or to be reserved for common use and benefit of development residents. J. North Point, Scale, and Date. K. Engineering drawings, I. typical including and plans cross-sectio- andfor writ- ten statements regarding the width and type of proposed water mains,-- sanitary sewers or other sewage disposal facilities) drainage facilities, other proposed provements 'such and Im- as sidewalks, curbs and gutters, and fire hydrants. Note: In cases where septic systems are to be utilized, run perculo-tlo-n test and obtain written approval from the state Board of Health stating Ihe land Is suitable for septic tank Installation. Copies of peculation tests and results must be parks provided. 55 Final Plat A final plat shall be subdivisions. consist of a prepared on all The plat shall sheet of approved tracing linen or mylar to the outside or trim line dimensions of (24) by twenty-fou- r, (36) Inches thirty-si- x and the border line plat shall be drawn in heavy lines, leaving a space of at least one and (114) Inches margin on the side of the sheet for binding, and not lee than (Vi) inch margin In from the outside or trim line around the other three sides or edges of the sheet. The plat hall be so drawn that Ihe top of the sheet either faces North whichever acor West, comodates the drawings best. All lines, dimensions, and of Ihe one-ha- lf one-ha- lf . markings shall be made with waterproof black "Indian Drawing Ink", or equivalent. The actual map approved included in subdivision. Registered Engineer 5-- (200) following: I . Description of land to be 2. Professional andor Land "Certificate of Surveyor's Survey". 3. Owner's Dedication 4. Notoray Public's acknowledgement of Didica- tion. 5. Planning Commission's Certificate of Approval. 6. The Town Board's Certificate of Acceptance attested by the Town Clerk. Note: It is necessary that oil dimensions and calculation made by the Engineer shall show proper closures in all boundaries of the subdivision, and no plat wil be accepted by the Manning Commission or other person duly empowered by resolution. Recording Requirements. Final Mots must be recorde in ihe office of the Duchesne County Recorder not less than ninety (90) days from Ihe date of approval of the final plat by the Town Board, and no lot shall be sold within such subdivision until the plat has been so approved and recorded. A final plat of any subdivision which is not recorded within ninety (90) days from the date of approval by the Town Board shall be null and void, unless a longer perios of time is approved by the Town Board Approval of Ihe final plat by the Manning Commission shall not be deemed as the acceptance of the dedication of any street, public way, or ground. Such acceptance shall be obtained from Ihe . Town Board. 6 Design Standards and Requirements 6-Minfmun Area of Subdivision. There shall be no minimum area for a subdivision except as required to meet the minimum lot size requirements os provided in ihe Zoning Ordinance for the area in which the subdivision if located. 6-Streets and Alley Widths, and Easements. A Steel Widths. Major and collector streets shall conform to the width assigned on the Master Street Plan wherever a subdivision fails.in an area for which a Master Street Plan has been adopted. Where a Master Sheet Plan has not been completed at the time CHAPTER 1 2 the Preliminary Mat Is submit- ted to Ihe Planning Commission, streets shall be provided as C follows: 1. Residential Reverse Curves. Reverse curves shall have a tangent of at least one hundred (100) feet, unless in the opinion of the Planning Commission, such is not necessary. Street Intersection. D. Streets shall intersect each other as near as possible at right angles. Minor streets shall approach the motor collector streets at an angle of not less than eighty (80) degrees. Offsets in street alignment of more than ten (10) feel or less than one hundred twenty (120) feet shall be prohibited. E. Street Grades. Minimum street grades of 0.6 percent will be required with the max-iugrade being 7 percent for collector streets and 10 percent for minor streets. Where the observance of this standard is unfeasible, the Manning Commission shall hve the power to grant an exception when special pavement surfaces and adequate leveling areas are installed or in the opinion of the Manning Commission Ihe best subdivision of the land thereby secured. F. Street Curves Where the street lines within a block deflect from each other at any one point more than ten (10) degrees, there should be a connecting curve. The radius of the curve far the inner street line should be not less than 350 feat for motor streets, 250 feet for an important neighborhood street, and 100 feet for minor streets. G. Curbs. Curbs at all intersections shall be rounded with curves having a minimum radius of 5 feet for minor streets and 25 feet for collector and major streets. Property lines at street intersections should be rounded wilh a curve where necessary to fit the curb radius H. Street names. New street names should not duplicate those already existing. A street obviously a contunuo-lioof another already in existence should bear the same name. Before the street is named, the proposed name must be submitted to and approved by the Planning Comis 1 mission. I. Street All Dedications. streets shall be dedicated for public use. The dedication of half streets in any subdivision is prohibited, except on the borders. J. Relations o one-hal- ' feet For secondary arterial streets 60 feet, or conform to Master Street Plan, whichever is greater. B. Alleys. Alleys shall have a minimum width of twenty (20) feet. Alleys may be required in the rear or business lots, but will not be accepted In residential blocks except . under unsual conditions where such alleys are cond-- to Adjoining Street , System. The arrangement of streets in new subdivisions shall make provision for the continuation of the existing streets in adjoining areas (or their proper projection where adjoining land is not subdivided) at the same or greater width (but in no case less than the required minimum width) unless variations are deemed necessary by Ihe Planning Commission; insofar as such may be deem- ed necessary by the Planning Commission, for public reThe street arquirements. rangements must be such as to cause no unnecessary hardship to owners of adjoining property when they plat their own land and seek to provide for convenient access to it. Where, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, it is desirable to provide for street access to adjoining property proposed streets shall be extended by dedication to the boundary of such property. K. Permanent streets serving no more than twenty (20) lots, and not mote than six hundred fifty feet long, whichever is more restrictive, may be permitted and shall be provid- ed wilh a tur- right-of-wa- y naround of 100 feet in diameter or greater, and the outside curb or pavement edge diameter shall be eighty (80) feet or more. Surface water must drain away from the except that where surface water cannot be drained away from the along the street, due to grade, necessary catch d and basins drainage easements shall be provided. L. Easements. Where alleys are not provided, easements of not less than eight (8) feel on each side of all rear lot lines and side lines will be required where necessory for poles, wire, conduits, storm or sanitary sewers, gas and water mains, and other public utilities. Easements of greater width may be required along property lines where necessory for surface over flow or for Ihe extension of sewers main streets shall have a minimum width of sixty (60) feet. 2. Collector streets shall have a minimum width of seventy-tw(72) feet. 3. Secondary arterial streets shall have a minimum width f of eighty-tw- o and (82 J) feet or greater. 4. Minimum width of road. way wherever curb and gutters are Installed (face to face of curb) shall be as follows: ' For residential streets 38 feet For collector streets 44 shape shall be such that lots will provide satisfactory and desirable siNfs for buildings and be properly related to topography and conform to requiro.nents set forth heroin, lots shall not contain peculiarly shaped elongations solely to provide necessary square footage which would be unusable for normal purpose. B. lot Sizes. All lots shown on the subdivision plat must conform lo Ihe minimum requirements of the Zoning Ordinance for the zone in which the subdivision is located. Where no zoning regulations are in effect, density standards or minimum lot size requirements may be specified by teh Planning Commission, based on interpretations made from the Cooperative Soil Survey, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, and other procedures and available information. All lots shall conform to area requirements of any existing zoning ordinance. C. Lots Must Abut on Public Streets. Each lot shall abut on a street dedicated by Ihe subdivision plat or an existing publicly dedicated street, or on a street which has become public by right of use and is more than fifty (50) feet wide, except when approved by the Manning Commission as a planned unit development. Interior lots having frontage on two streets shall be pro- Plan- n H. The standard forms approved by the Manning Commission lettered for the h inch'500 alleys, easements; also the boundaries, bearings and dimensions of oil portions within the subdivision, as intended to be dedicated tq the use of Ihe public; Ihe lines, demensions, bearings, and numbers of all lots, blocks, and parts reserved for ony reason wilh in the subdivision. All lots and blocks are to be numbered consecutively under a definite system approved by Ihe Man- purposes. is not (3) The subdivision traversed by the mapped lines of a proposed street or a street to be widened, as shown on Ihe Master Plan or on the Official Map. (4) Each of the lots in the subdivision meets Ihe frontage, width and area requirements of the zoning ordinance, or has been granted a variance from such requirements by the Board of Adjustment under powers of Ihe Board granted in the Zon- Platting and Recording Requirements Sketch Plan The Sketch Plan shall show a simple sketch drawn to scale of the proposed layout of streets within mile of the subdivision. The plan may be a pencil sketch or may be made directly on an aerial photograph. The plan shall be prepared at a scale of not smaller than one streets, public require the dedication of any land for street or other public sidered necessory by the ning Commission. or similar utilities. 63 Blocks blocks generally shall be sufficient to allow two (2) tiers of lofls C Usa- - Blocks Intended for, business or Industrial use shall be designed especially for such purposes with adequate space set aside for off-stre- parking facilities. and delivery i 64 Lots A Building Sites. The lot arrangement, design, and Facility-Electri- Town-0- . Developer easements 5 rights-wainstallation of lines 11. r Facility-Wate- Developer-10- 10. Utilities 100 for c 0 diameter and Town-0- . Lines up to 6" Town Special negotiations over 6" diameter 12. Facility-FirHydrants e Developer-1013. Facility-Domesti- Town-0- 0 . two-third- s Sewage c Disposal Facilities Town-0- . Developer-10- 14. 0 l Focility-Cana- 5 Flood Channel Developer-10-0 ProtecTown-0- . 5. Facility-Park- s negotiaTown-Speci- al the required im- Appleton, Wis. State of Utah. Funeral services were Chapter 11 held Tuesday, July 18, at Penalties, Conflicts, Validity Penally. Any persons, the Duchesne LDS Slake firm or corporation who shall Center with burial in the transfer or sell any lot or land Duchesne Cemetery. in a subdivision as defined in this Ordinance, which subdivision has not been approved by the Planning Commission and Town Board of Ihe Town David Clyde Campbell, of Altomont, Utah, and recorded in the Office of the County 75, of Vernal died FriRecorder shall be guilty of a day, July 7, at the Utah misdemeanor for each lot or Valley hospital in Provo parcel of land so' transferred of cardiac arrest. of or sold, and Ihe description He was born Sept. 2, such lot or parcel of land by 1902, in Vernal to Elisha metes and bounds in the of transfer or other and Nettie Immogene document used in the proceu Winn Campbell. He marof selling or transferring, shall ried Beatrice .Sewell on not exempt' 'The' transaction 2, 1921, in Vernal from such penalties, or from July but they were later the remedies herein provided. He married The Town may enjoin such divorced. transfer or sale or agreement Hattie Lucille Crouse on by action for injunction July 23, 1929, in VeraaL brought in any court or equity The marriage was solemjurisdiction, or may recover nized in the Salt Lake the said penalty by Civil AcLDS Temple but tion in ony court of competent City 1 D. Campbell provements within two years from the date of approval of Ihe plat by the Town Board or to pay oil liens in connection therewith, the Town Board may declare thebond or other' assurance forfeited and Ihe Tow$ may install or cause the required improvements to be installed using the proceeds from the collection of bond or other assurance to defray the expense thereof. Final Disposition and Release. The subdivider shall be responsible for the quality jurisdiction. of oil materials and workmanany person, firm, or coporo-tioship. At the completion of violating any of Ihe proviwork, or not leu than ten days sions of this Ordinance shall be quilty of a misdemeanor, prior to the release dote of the bond or other assurance, the and upn conviction thereof Town Engineer shall make a shall be punishable by a fine of not to exceed Two Hundred preliminary inspection of the Dollars ($299.00) Ninety-Ninimprovements and shall submit a report to the Town or Imprisonment for not more Board, setting forth Ihe condithan six (6) months, or both tions of such facilities. If all such fine and imprisonment, liens are paid, and other conat the discretion of the Court. ditions thereof are found to be Conflicts. All ordinances, satisfactory, Ihe Town Board regulations, resolutions, and hall release the bond or parts thereof which are in conother assurance. If Ihe condiflict with Ihe provisions of this tion of material or workmanOrdinance, to the extent of such conflicts, ship shows unusual depreciaare hereby tion or does not comply wilh repealed. Ihe acceptable standards of 3 Validity. If any section, durability or if any outstansubsection, sentence, clause, or phrase of this Ordinance is ding liens are not paid, the Town board moy declare the for any reason held to be subdivider in default. such holding shall not affect the validity of Ihe reChapter 10 General Requirements maining portion of this Or161 Standards and Specificadinance. tions. Where the subdivider Chapter 12 can show that a provision of Permits and Fees these general requirements 12-Permits. From Ihe effecand design standards would tive dale of this Ordinance, cause unnecessary hardship the Building Inspector shall if strictly adhered to, and not grant a permit, nor shall of because where, officer of Ihe Local any topographical or other condiJurisdiction grant any license tions peculiar to the site, in or permit for Ihe use of any Ihe opinion of the Planning land or Ihe construction or Commission, a departure may alternation of any building or be mode without destroying structure on a lot which would Ihe intent of such provisions, be In violation of any provithe Town Board may sions of this Ordionce or of the authorze a variance. Any subdivision regulations, or on variance so authorized shall a lot In subdivision created a be state of Ihe final plat and judicial decree, until a subby the reasons for such departure division plat thereof has been shall be entered In writing in recorded, or approved as rethe minutes of the Board. quired by this Ordinance. Any 162 Improvement Standards. License or permit Issued In All Improvements shall be Inconflict with such provisions stalled in accordance wilh shall be null and void. ' specifications as directed by 12-Fees. At the time of filing the Town Engineer. the Preliminary Plat, a 163 Parks, School Sites, Other , nanrefundable fee must be Public Spaces. In subdividing submitted, payable to Ihe property, consideration shall local Jurisdiction, In accorbe given to sites for schools, dance wlththe currently parks, playgrounds, and other applkoble fee schedule as areas for public use as shown adopted by Resolution of Ihe on Ihe Master Plan. Any provh Governing Body. sion for such open spaces ' should be indicated on the Preliminary Plan in order that It may be determined In what manner such areas will be dedicated to, or acquired by, Grace Marion Taylor, the appropriate agency. 87, or Altamont, died 164 Amended Plats. Amend Saturday, July 15, at plats must be filed. When mahome after a long illness. subIn of a a jor changes plat She was born Sept. 22, division which has been 1890, in Boston, Mass. recorded are made, approval of said subdivision shall be She married Alma E. bacated and an amended plat Taylor on Sept 1, 1941, thereof approved and filed in in Las Vegas, Nev. the accordance with the re 1 they were later divorced. He was a retired carpenter who, for many years, played in a dance band in the Uintah County area. He was a member of the LDS church. He lived most of his life in the Vernal and Roosevelt areas and moved to Provo about four years ago. Survivors include children David Clyde Campbell Jr., San Mateo, Calif., Lyman Marion Aaron Campbell and both Elisha Campbell James Orem, Dennis Campbell and Rodney Docerus Campbell both Mrs. Provo, Laurine Talmadge, Fruita, Colo., Dean Mrs. (Neita) Huber, Vernal and Mrs. Bill (Sybil) Wallner, Provo; 29 grandchildren and three, great-grandchildren; and brothers . -. and sisters Mandy Campbell Ton Campbell Mrs. Joe (Laura) Luck and Mrs. Lola LeFever, allVernaL Funeral services were held Monday, July 10, in the Vernal Fifth . Ward chapel. Prayers were offered by grandson Bruce Campbell Roland Heine and John Smith. Bishop Martin Curtis was the speaker. 2 the minimum lot width is mare than 120 feet, sidewalks will ' not be required. ' Connec-Do- n with the Development of Developer-10- 0 maintenance i E. Kielbasa 11-- dance to Town standards as directed by the Town "on-site" and of facilities and rights-of-wa- installation and 11-- 2 7-- Facility-Easemen- ts 0. Construction 6 Obituaries Maintenance of Private Roads and Driveways in City Prohibited. All officials of the Town of Altomont shall refrain from opening, accepting, grading, paving, or lighting a street, authorizing the laying of sewers and water mains, or making connections to public water or sewer lines In a Edward Kielbasa, 65, street which: of Duchesne, died SaturA. has not recieved the .status of a public street prior day, July 15, at his home to the taking effect of this Orof a heart attack . dinance, or He was born Aug. 15, B. has not been approved 1912, in Chicago. Ill, to Commission the by Planning as a part of appropriately sub- John and Clara Scheffler Kielbasa. He married mitted preliminary plan, or C. having been submitted Marie Hadden on July 4, to the Manning Commission 1934, in Vernal and the and disapproved by it, has not was later marriage been accepted by the Town solemnized in the Salt Board by a favorable vote of Lake City LDS Temple. (23) of their He was employed by membership. No Town officer or the Duchesne County employee shall enter upon school district for 23 private driveways or roads for years. the purpose of maintaining or include a Survivors construction the same, unleu son and daughters, and until such private driveways or roads shall have Calvin Kielbasa and Mrs. first been made to comply David (Kathy) Chapman, with the standards for public both Duchesne, Mrs. lion streets for width and im(Paulette) Peatross, provements, as set forth in this Bridgeland, and Mrs. Ordinance, and shall have Moore, Ann) (Julia been accepted os a public Doyle street or road by the Planning Powell, Wyo.; 16 grandCommiuion and Town Board. children and two grea167 Work to be Done by tgrandchildren; and Engineer. All engineering brothers and sister. work or surveying of property Charles Kielbasa, must be done by or under 111., Adam direction of registered profes- Chicago, and Kielbasa, Michigan, land or sional engineer Wichman, surveyor registered in the Francis e conventional subdivisions hall be four (4) feet wide and shaM be constructed in accor- rights-of-w- Developer Town-0- . 8. Facility 100 Street Signs Developer 100 9. Facility-Stree- t Town for lighting Developer-10- 0 easements, 10-- 0 t s quirements of this Ordinance. No change shall be made In approved plats unless approval Iherof has been obtained by the Planning Commission and Ihe Town Board. 165 Enforcement and Permits,' No officer of Ihe Town of Altomont shall grant any permit or license for the construction or use of any building or land unleu and until Ihe requirements hereof shall have been complied yvith. n 7-- I. Developer-10- 9-- 4 "on-site- and paving for all minor streets Collector 5 arterial streets up to 44' of pavement width. Town-Specinegotiations for major streets. 6. Facility-Cur- b and gutter, and curb cuts. Town-0-. 7. Developer-10- 0 stall 7-- schedule; Towns-Specia- 9-- and Cost of improvements which are required under the provisions of this section, as well as the cost of other improvements which may be installed In Ihe subdivision, shall be shared between Ihe developer and the Town, according to the following for major streets 4. Facility-Bridge-s for all Developer- - 100 minor streets l negotiations for major streets Except when street is Federal or State Highway. 5. Facility-Stree- t be granted by the town board upon application by the subdivider, provided such application is submitted at least sixty (60) days prior ro the expiration of the bond, and provided the issuer of the bond is willing to extend the time of the assurance. Default. In the event the subdivider is in default or fails or neglects to satisfactorily in- one-hal- a Subdivision of Town-Speci- negotloations Duaration. The duration of Ihe bond or other assurance shall be for two years from the date of approval of the subdivision by the Town Board. An extension of time may "off-site- In wkfthr B. Width. The width streets Engineer. "on-site- Chapter S Charges In for all minor 0 9-- 7-- 2 and Developer-10- 9-- 1 culverts' installed In accordance with Town standards as directed by Ihe Town Engineer. Sewer Mains and Sewage " and Disposal. Both " sewer mains of not lew than eight (8) inches in diameter shall be installed In such a way that each lot may be served Iherfrom. Septic tanks andor sealed vaults will be approved only when an existing sanitary sewer system f is more than (Vi) mile from the boundary of Ihe subdivision and shall be disapproved In any case unless approved in writing by the Local Health Officer and Ihe State Division of Environmental Health. 3 Water Mains. Both "off" water site" and mains of not less than six (6) inches in diameter shall be installed in such a way that each lot can be served therefrom. Curb and Gutters. Curb 4 and gutters shall be constructed in accordance with Town standards as directed by the Town Engineer. Sidewalks. Sidewalks In Cost of streets and drainage Town Board. Chapter 9 Guarantee of Performance Type and Amount of Guarantee, the type of guarantee shall be in the form of a bond, mortgage, or a cash deposit in an amount equal to the cost of the reas quired improvements, determined by the Town Travel Where 0 negotiations with Easements. All streets and travel easements shall be Engineer. ts y Developer-- 1 00 3. Facilitygrading " Town-- Developer-Speci- and requirements hereinafter set forth prior to the approval of the plot by the Town Council. Provided, however, that in lieu of actual construction of the improvements, a bond or other assurance satisfactory to the Town Council may be furnished to the Town by the subdivider at the lime a subdivision plat is accepted by the Town. The purpose of Ihe bond is to insure construction of the required improvements within two (2) years from date of approval, without cost to the Town. Said improvements shall be as follows: graded, and paved Facilify-Eosemenrights-of-wa- tions wilh Town Board CHAPTER 7 Streets and "off-site- . 1 Improvement Requirements Improvements shall be installed in all subdivisions in accordance with standards 7-- 1 2. 0 and tion topographic conditions moke such design desirable. 0. Comer Lots. Corner lots shall have extra width sufficient for maintenance of required building lines on both streets. E. Angle of Lots. Side lines of lots shall be approximately at right angles, or radial to the street line, except where topographic conditions make it advisable to have side lot lines deflect at sharper angles. F. Parts of Lots. All remnants of lots below minumum size left over after subdividing of a larger tract must be attached lo adjacent lots rather than allowed to remain as unusable parcels. G. Divided Lots. Where the land covered by a subdivision includes two or more parcels in separate ownership and the lot arrangement is such that o property ownership line divides one or more lots, the land in each lot so divided shall be transferred by deed to single ownership before approval of Ihe final plat, and such transfer recorded in the County Recorder's Office before being certified to the Manning Commission by the subdivider. Length. The maximum length of blocks, generally, shall be thirteen hundred (1300) feet and Ihe minimum length of blocks shall be four hundred (400) feet. In blocks aver eight hundred (BOCfy feet In length, the subdivider may be required to dedicate a walkway through the block at approximately the center of Ihe block. Such walkway shall not be lew than ten (10) feet A where hibited, except Town-- G. Taylor , . marriage was solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple July 28, 1960. She was active in the LDS church, including service as Sunday School secretary and Relief So--. dety visiting teacher.' Survivors include her a husband, Altamont; son by a previous marriage, Charles Ronald James, Long Beaeh, Calif.; two grandchildren and four Funeral services were Wednesday, July 19, at the Altamont LDS church with burial in the Altamont Cemetery. held . ; |