Subdivision Regulations, As-Built Plans
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- As-built info style
All as-built information shall be shown on the original plan either as blocked in or drawn in a different text style or font from that as shown on the original plan.
- AS-BUILT label
Each sheet of the plan shall contain the words 'AS-BUILT' in bold text on or near the title block.
- Certification
The final as-built plan must be stamped by Licensed Land Surveyor or Professional Engineer and include certification that the as-built plan is substantially in conformance with the original plan. If a geotechnical report is used, the appropriate licensed professional must certify that the as-built is in conformance with the report.
- Curb cutGrading (cut & fill)Reshaping land by removing earth (cut) or adding it (fill), often capped by volume. and driveway
Curb cut, driveway and material. Centerline grade of driveway with spot elevations.
- Drainage and utilities
Horizontal and vertical location of roof drains, foundation drains and other drainage outlets. Locations of utility services.
- Horizontal variation >1 ft1 ft
Horizontal variations greater than one (1.0) foot should be shown dimensionally or through plus stations.
- Horizontal variation >5 ft5 ft
Horizontal variations greater than five (5.0) feet should also show the graphic relocation of the object.
- Date, legend, scale, north arrow
Date, plan legend, bar scale and north arrow.
- Required plantings
Location of required plantings.
- Retaining walls
Retaining walls. Indicate type and show elevations of the top of wall and the lowest adjacent finished grade.
- Spot elevations1 pct
Spot elevations of graded areas to determine grade of finished slope. Highlight all areas of finished slopes exceeding design grade by more than one percent (1%).
- Structure locations
Horizontal location with dimensions of all structures with dimensions including porches, decks, garages, etc. Show vertical elevations of first floor and basement floor.
- Vertical elevation variation >0.1 ft0.1 ft
Vertical elevation variations greater than 0.1 feet shall be provided for all shown design elevations.
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Horizontal variations greater than one (1.0) foot should be shown dimensionally or through plus stations.