Cass Subdivison Draft 16June2022FULL
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June 16, 2022 <br />120 <br /> <br />u. Establish the water line easements, including location, width and purpose and <br />include location on the Final Plat. <br />v. Establish standards for landscaping and improvements within easements. <br />w. If common boundary fencing or walls exist, establish the parties permitted to <br />remove and replace fencing or walls and the conditions said parties are allowed to <br />do so. <br />x. Establish when and how the shared well agreement shall cease and terminate for all <br />parties and individual parties. <br />(c) On-site Water Supply Testing. Proposed water supply systems served by individual or <br />shared wells in major subdivisions shall provide sufficient evidence that a viable water <br />supply with sufficient quantity is available using existing data or new data collected and <br />calculated by a hydrologist or registered engineer with hydrological experience. <br />1. The applicant shall obtain a water quality test, conducted by a certified laboratory for all <br />wells utilized to supply potable drinking water. The quality of the water tested shall meet <br />the minimum public health drinking water standards as set forth in the National Primary <br />Drinking Water Regulations of the Environmental Protection Agency as it presently exists or <br />may hereafter be amended, or be capable of treatment to attain said standard of quality. No <br />person shall divide and sell land, in major subdivisions unless the water to be supplied by <br />the proposed on-site water supply system meets the minimum standards set forth herein. <br />All buyers of lots shall be provided copies of the water quality tests. <br />2. The well system shall be designed and wells located to prevent any adverse impact on <br />surrounding wells pumping rates, including other wells within the same development. <br />3. The well(s) shall be placed in such a location, constructed to such a depth, have such an <br />efficiency and pumped at such a rate that will not unreasonably restrict further <br />development of the aquifer system. <br />Section 6.10 Parks and Open Space Uses. <br />(a) Dedication. All plans for residential subdivision of land shall provide for the dedication of <br />land for park and open space uses and/or, upon agreement by the applicant, the <br />construction of recreation facilities, the payment of fees in lieu thereof, the private <br />reservation of land, or any combination thereof. <br />Any such dedications shall be determined to be acceptable by the municipal governing <br />body and approved by the Cass County Planning Commission. The developer shall <br />provide for the construction, at no cost to the county, school district, or public, all roads <br />adjacent to publicly dedicated sites, extensions of all utilities to the site and other public <br />infrastructure as required by the Planning Commission. <br />(b) Amount of Land to be Dedicated. The amount of park and open space land to be <br />dedicated shall utilize the following criteria: <br />1. The amount of park and open space land to be dedicated shall equal seven hundred (700) <br />square feet for each single family unit and four hundred and seventy (470) square feet for <br />each multifamily unit. The developer shall provide the Planning Commission with <br />information concerning the density based upon the number and type of dwelling units
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