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8. Schedule inspections [with Planning Department staff and professional engineer] <br />as construction progresses. <br />9. Have a professional engineer or registered land surveyor, respectively, provide <br />written certification to the Planning and Inspections Department eertiā‚¬y that <br />construction meets the required standards and that the travelway is within the <br />right -of -way ' ; provided <br />however, there is no requirement for written certification by a professional <br />engineer for a private road serving three or fewer lots. <br />10. Record final subdivision plat with Register of Deeds. <br />STANDARDS FOR PRIVATE ROADS, Certification of Construction SECTION IS AMENDED <br />TO READ AS FOLLOWS: <br />STANDARDS FOR PRIVATE ROADS <br />The standards described herein are the minimum set forth by the County. Orange <br />County has not determined, and is not responsible for determining that these standards <br />are adequate or appropriate for all uses by landowners. The standards also may not <br />meet NCDOT criteria. No road will be accepted for maintenance by NCDOT unless or <br />until NCDOT standards are met. <br />Certification of Construction <br />must certify in writing to the Planning Department that <br />either existing upgraded or newly constructed. is within <br />the <br />A professional engineer OF FegisteFed land suFveyeF must certify in writing to the <br />Planning Department that a Private Road, either existing, upgraded, or newly <br />constructed, meets the standards of the required class for the subdivision, provided <br />however, there is no requirement for written certification by a professional <br />engineer for a . private road serving three or fewer lots. The following must be <br />inspected and - certified: <br />-4-- the tFavelway is within the platted Fight of way; <br />2--1. the proper material has been used in the travelway and it is built to the required <br />width and thickness; <br />3.2. the shoulders are the correct width and the typical cross section is in place; <br />4.3: the road is on the proper grade; <br />6.4. ditches are in place where necessary to provide adequate drainage, in <br />accordance with sound engineering practice; <br />6.5. needed storm pipes of proper size, materials and construction are in place and <br />energy dissipaters installed, in accordance with sound engineering practice; <br />7-.6. all disturbed areas are properly stabilized; <br />6.7. the required road sign is in place; <br />