Requirements Prior to Construction Plan Approval Sample Clauses

Requirements Prior to Construction Plan Approval. Prior to the City’s issuance of construction plan approval, design calculations and construction documents shall be submitted to the City for review and approval for any proposed connection or water system improvements regardless of development size. The plans will be revised according to the City’s review comments and re-reviewed for compliance with review comments and the land use decision. Final construction plans will not receive approval from the City until compliance occurs with City review comments and land use decision requirements. The submittal shall include a design stamped by an Engineer licensed by the State of Oregon and include all information necessary for the City to verify that the proposed facilities meet all design criteria defined in these standards. The plan will include detailed notes describing all pertinent construction phases, areas of responsibility, standard references and specific instructions that will affect the successful completion of the project. The plan shall meet the City’s design and drafting standards. The approval of construction plans will not be granted until the City has been satisfied that all requested design modifications have been addressed by the applicant and that all required easements and deeds of dedication have been granted to the City. The design submittal shall include all drawings, specifications and supporting calculations needed to verify that the proposed water system improvements and/or connections align with the water system concept (utility plan) approved during the City’s site plan review process (land use findings and decision) and that the design meets the City’s standards as specified herein. All proposed agreements between the applicant and the City regarding cost sharing, advance financing, utilization of SDC credits, etc. shall be signed by all parties prior to the issuance of the approval of construction plans. The City will not accept water system improvements that an applicant intends to dedicate to the public unless the improvements are reviewed and approved by the City prior to the start of construction.
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