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5. Require setbacks that are greater than the minimum setbacks to be disclosed on the plat. This typically occurs in minor subdivision where the setback is required to be doubled as a part of private road justification approval. [Section V-D-5-a] 6. Add requirement of No Vehicular Access Easement (NVA) to be shown along roadways and other locations where no driveways or streets may be approved and constructed. [Section V-D-5-b] 7. Require maximum impervious surface amounts to be shown on each lot. This is a watershed requirement. [Section V-D-5-d] 8. Require that all land use buffers and locations be shown on the plat. [Section V-D-5-e] 9. Require that both major and minor subdivision final plats be recorded within 90 days of final planning staff approval. Current regulations require minor plats to be recorded within six (6) months and major plats to be recorded within one (1) year. [Section V-D-6- c(1) & (2)] 10. Revise the Environmental Health statements that appear on regulated subdivisions. [Section V-D-6-c(3)] 11. Add a new certification statement with endorsement for subdivisions that are connected to a public water and/or sewage system. [Section V-D-6-c(4)] 12. Revise the certification statement/endorsement for Environmental Health signoff of a recombination of property that includes a vacant lot or an existing dwelling. [Section V- D-6-c(5)(b)] 13. Add a new certification statement with endorsement for the Chair of the School Board to sign certifying compliance with the Schools Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance. [Section V-D-6-c(6)] 14. Clarify that either a construction certification or a surety statement is placed on the final plat prior to recordation. [Section V-D-7(1) or (2)] Issues at Planning Board Meeting on January 8. 2004 1) Questioned if surveyors had made comments regarding proposed changes. There was a discussion prior to the public hearing with one of the local surveyors about the changes. The majority of the changes only concern certifications and endorsements revision and additions, an issue that does not substantially affect surveyors' methods of work or operation of their businesses. The Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend approval of the proposed amendments. FINANCIAL IMPACT: None. RECOMMENDATION(S): The Administration recommends APPROVAL of the attached ordinance.