§ 66-194. Final plats.

The final plat must be drawn incorporating all of the provisions relating to form and content specified for preliminary plats as provided for in sections 66-192 and 66-193 and, where appropriate, reflect the conditions and requirements for final approval previously stipulated by the planning commission, together with the following additional requirements:

(1)

The final plan shall be shown on a plat, submitted as a photographic reproduction reduced to a legible standard engineering scale to fit on a 24-inch by 36-inch sheet of polyester base film. Should the reduced version of an unusually large subdivision be such that it is not legible, then multiple 24-inch by 36-inch sheets covering sections of the subdivision reduced to an appropriate scale shall be required. In all cases, the scale of the subdivision plat shall be shown by a clear, legible graphic scale. In addition, a reproducible sepia or film of the final plat shall be submitted.

(2)

All engineering and surveying data must be shown on the final plat sufficient to locate all of the features of the plat on the ground. This data must include, but is not limited to, full dimensions along all boundaries of the plat, and alley rights-of-way, easements and drainageways, gullies, creeks, coulees, and bayous together with the location of the high bank of such drainageways and watercourses, lots, blocks, reserves, out-tracts or any other tracts designed separately within the plat boundaries, fee strips, pipelines, or other physical or topographical features necessary to be accurately located by surveying methods. Such information must include line dimensions, bearings or deflecting angles, radii, central angles and degree of curvature, length of curves and tangent distances, all of which are to be shown in feet and decimal fractions thereof.

(3)

The intended use of all lots and reserves designated and established within the plat boundaries must be identified and noted within the reserve. In those instances where the intended use has not been determined, such lots and reserves should be identified as unrestricted and so noted within the lot tract or reserve.

(4)

All dedication statements and certificates, as applicable, must be made a part of the final submission package and must include, but shall not be limited to, the following statements, the general form and content of which are provided as examples in the appendices of this chapter. These dedication statements and certificates and various notations are as follows:

a.

Dedication of right-of-way and easements (see appendix A of this chapter).

b.

Execution of owners' acknowledgment (see appendix B of this chapter).

c.

Notary public acknowledgment for all signatures (see appendix C of this chapter).

d.

Vacation of subdivision plat instrument (see appendix D of this chapter).

e.

Certificate for correction plats (see appendix E of this chapter).

f.

Letter of credit (see appendix F of this chapter).

(5)

Following the completion of the construction of any and all land developments of any kind, including property improvements and/or any other activities, where said construction activities involve single lot, commercial land developments of any kind and where such land developments falls within the purview of those provisions of the Carencro Code of Ordinances requiring survey and/or platting, a final plat of the property at issue shall be submitted to the City of Carencro Planning Department for review and final approval. Said final plat must contain all diagrams and information as required by applicable Carencro Code of Ordinances provisions, including all diagrams and information relative to any and all servitudes/rights-of-way. The developer, or one acting on his behalf shall; 1) secure such final plat approval by the City of Carencro; 2) provide for recordation of the final plat in the mortgage and conveyance records of the Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court; and, 3) provide to the City of Carencro such receipt of recordation, prior to the issuance of the certificate of occupancy permit.

(Ord. No. 2002-010, § 403, 5-20-2002; Ord. No. 2014-004, § 2, 5-19-2014)