This chapter establishes standards for the form and content of subdivision plats. The requirements it imposes are in addition to the requirements of state law. (Ord. 2000-02, 3-3-2000)

1. Preliminary Plat Part Of Application: A preliminary plat is one part of the application for a class II permit to subdivide (see TCC 9.10.080) and shall accompany the official application form and all other materials required for a complete application.
2. Preliminary Plats To Be Comprehensive: Preliminary plats shall cover the entire area to be developed by one owner or a group of related or associated owners, even when it is anticipated that development will be phased or occur in the form of multiple subdivisions over several years. An application for a subdivision permit may be rejected as incomplete solely because it covers insufficient area.
3. Contents Of Preliminary Plats: Preliminary plats shall include:
   1. A title block showing the name of the proposed subdivision and its location by quarter-quarter section, section, township, range, principal meridian, city, county and state.
   2. The name, address, and registration number of the engineer or land surveyor who prepared the preliminary plat.
   3. A north point and both graphic and written scales.
   4. A vicinity map that locates the proposed subdivision within the section and shows major roads and watercourses adjacent to or near the subdivision, and the boundaries of and recorded names of all adjacent or nearby subdivisions.
   5. The location, nature, and boundaries of all existing public ways and public or private easements in or adjacent to the proposed subdivision, including the city and county book and page number references to the instruments establishing those ways or easements.
   6. The location and size of all existing utility lines in or adjacent to the proposed subdivision.
   7. The exterior boundaries of the proposed subdivision.
   8. The location, exterior dimensions, and number of proposed lots and blocks, or other parcels created by the subdivision.
   9. The acreage of each proposed lot, and a table showing the total acreage of the area proposed for subdivision, the total acreage in lots, the total acreage in streets, and the total acreage of parcels proposed for dedication to public use to be held in common by the lot owners.
   10. The names of all proposed streets and widths, and boundaries of all proposed street rights of way and utility easements.
   11. The location of all irrigation structures, watercourses, and wetlands within or adjacent to the proposed subdivision.
   12. The location of any floodplain and floodway boundaries, as established by the federal emergency management agency, and any stream corridor setback lines established by this title.
   13. Any other information required by this title.
4. Scale And Dimensions: Preliminary plats shall be prepared at a scale of one inch equals one hundred feet (1"= 100'), with all dimensions shown in feet and decimals thereof. Plats of large areas may be prepared on multiple, serially numbered sheets with match lines and a sheet index map, which may be combined with the vicinity map. The vicinity and index maps shall appear on the first of the serially numbered sheets. (Ord. 2000-02, 3-3-2000)
   

1. Contents Of Final Plats: All final plats submitted shall be prepared in compliance with I.C. 50, chapter 13, as amended, and shall include all information listed below:
   1. A title block showing the name of the subdivision and its location by quarter-quarter section, section, township, range, principal meridian, city, county, and state.
   2. The name, address, and registration number or seal of the engineer or land surveyor who prepared the plat and that person's certification that the plat is accurate, and that the monuments described in it have been located and/or established as described.
   3. A north point and both graphic and written scales.
   4. A vicinity map that locates the proposed subdivision within the section and shows major roads and watercourses adjacent to or near the subdivision; and the boundaries of and recorded names of all adjacent or nearby subdivisions.
   5. The point of beginning for the subdivision survey, which shall be a section or quarter section corner.
   6. The location and a description of all existing monuments found during the course of the survey.
   7. The location, nature, and boundaries, with bearings and distances, of all existing public ways and public or private easements in or adjacent to the subdivision, including the city or county book and page number references of the instrument establishing those ways or easements.
   8. The exterior boundaries of the subdivision, with all bearings and distances, including curve data for curving boundaries.
   9. The location, exterior dimensions, and number of all lots and blocks, or other parcels created by the subdivision, including bearings and distances and curve data for curving boundaries.
   10. The location and a description of all monuments established during the course of the survey.
   11. The location of any floodplain and floodway boundaries, as established by the federal emergency management agency, and any stream corridor setback lines established by this title.
   12. The acreage of each lot, and a table showing the total acreage of the subdivided area, the total acreage in lots, the total acreage in streets, and the total acreage of any parcels dedicated to public use or held in common by the lot owners.
   13. The names of all streets and widths, and boundaries of all street rights of way and utility easements, including bearings and distances and curve data for curving boundaries.
   14. A signed and dated owner's certificate which includes a complete legal description of the parcel being subdivided, and in which the owners of record dedicate all public ways and other public spaces to public use.
   15. A public notary's acknowledgment of the owner's certificate.
   16. A signed and dated certificate of consent in which all mortgagors, lienholders, and other parties with any real property interest, including the holders of mineral rights in the property, consent to its subdivision.
   17. A public notary's acknowledgement of the certificate of consent.
   18. A certificate for signatures by the county assessor and county treasurer, stating that the plat properly describes the property being divided and that all real property taxes due on the land being subdivided have been paid.
   19. Certificates for plat approval by the commission and council.
   20. A statement of "sanitary restriction", as required by I.C. § 50-1326.
   21. A certificate for use by the county recorder in recording the plat after its approval.
   22. Any other information required for compliance with this title.
2. Scale And Dimensions: Final plats shall be prepared at the scale of one inch equals one hundred feet (1"=100'), and all dimensions shown shall be in feet and decimals thereof. Plats of large areas may be prepared on multiple, serially numbered sheets with match lines and a sheet index map, which may be combined with the vicinity map. All required certificates and the vicinity and index maps shall appear on the first of the serially numbered sheets.
3. Copy: The developer shall also provide the city with one reproducible copy of the final plat suitable for photographic reproduction and reduction. (Ord. 2000-02, 3-3-2000)
   

Plat amendments should be submitted in substantially the same form as a final plat (see TCC 9.46.030).

1. The amendment plat shall be clearly identified as such.
2. The amendment plat shall show the dimensions and acreage of all parcels that have been modified. New parcels may not be created by amendment.
3. The amendment plat shall include a key. That key shall show all changes made as an overlay over the final plat originally recorded.
4. The certificate of consent (see TCC 9.46.030 Paragraph A,16) must be signed by all owners of record affected by the amendment.
5. Plat amendments are reviewed by the administrator rather than the commission before being presented to the council. The certificates of approval (see TCC 9.46.030 Paragraph A,19) should be for the administrator and the council. (Ord. 2000-02, 3-3-2000)