HomeMy Public PortalAboutOrdinances-1979-81 ORDINANCE NO. / 919-2/
AN ORDINANCE ENACTING -SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
FOR THE CITY OF TIFFIN, IOWA
BE IT ENACTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TIFFIN:
SECTION 1. PURPOSE. The purpose of' this Ordinance is
to enact regulations for subdivision of land within the.
city limits and within a two mile radius of the city' limits and
by doing so to provide for the harmonious development of the
city, of the coordination of streets within subdivisions with
other existing or planned streets for adequate open spaces
for traffic, recreation, light and air and for distribution of
population of traffic-which will tend to create conditions
favorable to health, safety and general welfare.
SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS. For the purpose of this chapter,
certain terms or words used herein shall be interpreted as
follows: .
- Alley. A public, thoroughfare which affords only
a secondary means of access to abutting property.
Arterial street. A street intended for crosstown
or through traffic.
As-built construction plans. A detailed blue print
showing the sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water lines and paving
as they are actually installed in the subdivision with the
respective .grades and dimensions on the blue print.
Collector street. A street intended to carry vehicular
traffic from residential streets to arterial streets.
Commission. The planning and zoning commission
of the City.
Cul-de-sac. A local street closed at one end with
a turn around.
Lift station.. .A sewage pumping station that pumps
wastewater to drain into available gravity sewers.
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• Loop street. A local street which has two (2)
intersections with another street; in so doing, has an alignment
roughly in the shape of a "U", may have lots, on either side
and no other street intersections except at the ends of the "U" .
Separate tract. A parcel of land or a group of con-
tiguous parcels of land under one ownership of the effective
date of this Ordinance regulating -subdivisions.
Street. A right-of-way dedicated to and accepted for
the public use, which affords the principal means of access to
abutting property.
Subdivision. The division of a separate tract of
and into three (3) or more lots or parcels for the purpose
of transfer of ownership or building development, 'or, if a
new street is involved, any division of a parcel of land.
Turn around. A radial circular or loop drive at the
termination end of a cul-de-sac permitting a vehicle to reverse
its direction while continuing its forward, movement.
SECTION 3. ESTABLISHMENT OF CONTROL. A plat or 'replat
of a subdivision of land located within the city or subject to
control of the city (under Code of Iowa, Sec. 409.14) , shall be
certified as approved by the mayor and city clerk and the
same affixed to the plat or replat only after approval as
hereinafter provided by a resolution of the city council.
SECTION 4. ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS RESTRICTED.
(a) No building 'permit shall be issued for any lot in a
subdivision which has received final approval under the provi-
sions of Section 12 of this chapter wherein the improvements,
with the exception of sidewalks, have not been installed and
there is on record an agreement between. the developer and
the city agreeing that no permit shall be issued without
compliance with the improvement requirements of this chapter.
(b) No more than two (2) building permits for each
separate tract existing on the effective date of this Ordinance
shall be issued unless the tract has been platted in accordance
with the regulations of this chapter except that this provision
shall not limit the number of building permits that may be
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issued for accessory buildings or additions already existing
on such tract.
SECTION 5. CITY' S RIGHT TO INSTALL IMPROVEMENTS UPON
SUBDIVIDER' S FAILURE TO DO SO.
(a) In the event the subdivider, its assigns or successors
in interest, should sell or convey lots in a subdivision with-
out having had constructed or installed the pavement, water
mains and sanitary sewers; or if the subdivider, its assigns •
or successors in interest or the owners of the lots in such
subdivision should fail to construct sidewalks, the city shall
have the right to install and construct such improvements. and
the costs of such improvements shall be a lien and charge against
all the lots adjacent to or in front of which improvements
are made and any lots which may be assessed for improvements
under the provisions of Chapter 384 of the Code of Iowa. The
cost of such improvements need not meet the requirements of
notice, benefit or value as provided by state law for, assessing
such improvements. It is further provided that this require-
ment to so construct such improvements is and shall remain a
lien from date until properly released as hereinafter provided.
• (b) When required improvements have been installed to
the satisfaction of the city, it will immediately file in the
office of the county recorder a good and sufficient release
to various lots in- such subdivisions so that this section will
not constitute a cloud upon the title of the lots in the subdivisioi
SECTION 6. EXCEPTIONS.
(a) Modifications of requirements. Where in the case of a
particular proposed subdivision or plat thereof it can be
shown that strict compliance with the requirements of this
chapter would result in extraordinary hardship to the sub-
divider because of unusual topography, excessive costs,
or other such non-self-inflicted conditions or that these
conditions would result in prohibiting the achievement
of the objectives of these regulations, the city planning com-
mission may vary, modify, or waive general requirements
so that substantial justice may be done and the public in-
terest secured; provided, however that, such variance,_
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modification; or waiver will not have the effect of nullify-
; ing the intent and purpose of this chapter. The commission
may waive the requirements of the filing of a preliminary
plat to allow the submission by the owner of a final plat for
the approval of the commission and city council provided that
such final plat shall contain all the requirements of both a
preliminary and final plat. A
(b) Unusual plats. This chapter shall not preclude the ap-
proval of "cluster" , type subdivisions or subdivision designs
of an unusual type, if, in the opinion of the planning and zon-
ing commission, the general and aesthetic merit, the preser-
vation of natural or topographic features, and the prospective
enhancement of the community..would warrant the waiving of
technical requirements as set forth in this chapter.
(c) Council action. In all cases of a variance, modification,
or a waiver of the general requirements, it will be necessary to
have the city council approve the same and note this fact in the
resolution approving the plat and subdivision. The council may
also modify, vary or waive the general requirements' on its motion
for good reason shown, even if the planning commission refused
to do so.
SECTION, 7. SUBMISSION OF PRELIMINARY PLATS. Whenever
the owner of any tract or parcel of land within the corporate
limits of the city or within two (2) miles thereof wishes to
make a subdivision of the same, he shall submit to the clerk,
twelve (.12) copies of a preliminary plat for approval.
SECTION 8. ACCOMPANYING INFORMATION. The preliminary
plats required to be submitted by Section 7 shall be accompanied
by the following information.
(a) A location map showing:
(1) The subdivision name.
(2) An outline of the area to be subdivided.
(3) The existing streets and city utilities on
adjoining property.
(4) North point, scale and date. . '
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(b) The preliminary plat shall be drawn to'.the scale of
one inch to 100 feet; said plat to show:
(1) Legal description, acreage and name of proposed
subdivision.
(2) Name and address of owner.
(3) Namesgof the persons who prepared the plat, owner' s
attorney, representative or agent, if any, and date thereof.
(4) North point and graphic scale.
(5) Contours at five (5) feet intervals, or less.
(6) Locations of existing lot lines, streets, public
utilities, water mains, sewers, drain pipes, culverts, water-
courses, bridges, railroads, and buildings in the proposed
subdivision.
(7) Layout of proposed blocks (if used) and lots
including the dimensions of each, and the lot and block number
in numerical order. . .
(8) Location and widths, other dimensions and names
of the proposed streets, alleys, roads, utility and other
easements, parks and other open spaces or reserved areas.
(9) Grades of proposed streets and alleys.
(10) A cross section of the proposed streets showing
the roadway locations, the type of curb and gutter, the paving
and sidewalks to be installed.
(11) The layout of proposed water mains and sanitary
sewers.
(12) The drainage of the land including proposed storm
sewers, ditches, culverts, bridges, and other structures.
(13) A signature block for endorsement by the clerk
certifying the council' s approval of the plat.
SECTION 9. FEES. The following fees are to be submitted
with the preliminary plat:
_(1) Fifty dollars base charge plus five dollars
for lots 1-50 or portion thereof and two dollars for each
lot in excess of 50.
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(2) Where combinations of preliminary plats, planned area
developments and/or large scale 'residential developments are 4
filed as one plat, one hundred fifty dollars ($150. 00) plus
one dollar ($1. 00) per lot and/or dwelling unit.
SECTION 10. APPLICATION PROCEDURE. Immediately upon,
the filing of the preliminary application as set out in
Section 7 above, the city clerk shall submit one copy to
the city attorney, two copies to the city engineer, one copy
to the fire chief, one copy to the city council and seven
copies to the 'planning and zoning commission. The city
council shall cause the application 'to be examined in order
to assure compliance with the requirements of, this ordinance.
Upon= completion of their examination, the city attorney and
city engineer shall file a written report of their recommenda-
tions with the commission. The commission shall study the
preliminary application and review the application of the owner
and also review the reports of the city attorney and city engineer
and shall approve or reject the application within thirty (30)
days; however, the subdivider may agree to an extension of
time. The council shall after receipt of the ,recommendation
of the commission or after the time of extension thereof has
passed for the commission, to file the recommendations, make
tentative approval or rejection of such preliminary application,
the same to be by resolution.
SECTION 11. APPROVAL OF APPLICATION. The approval of a
preliminary plat by the council does not constitute approval of the,
subdivision but is merely an authorization to proceed with the
preparation of the final plat. In the event the preliminary
plat is approved and the final plat submitted does not deviate fro'
the preliminary plat and inspection by the city reveals that
all plans and specifications for the construction of improvements
as required by the city have been met, the final plat must be
approved unless both;:the city and the owner waive this require-
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ment in writing. Approval of the preliminary plat shall be
effective for a period of eighteen (18) months, unless upon
written request of the subdivider, the council, by resolution
grants an extension of time, and if the final plat is not
filed with the clerk within the period of time specified
above, all previous actions of the council with respect to
• the plat shall be deemed null and void.
SECTION 12. FINAL PLAT. The final plat shall meet
the following specifications:
(a) It may include all or. only a part of the preliminary plat
(b) The plat shall be drawn to the scale of one inch to
one hundred (100) feet and submitted showing the basic information
required below.
(c) A transparent reproducible copy and eight (8) prints
of the final plat shall be submitted showing the following
• basic information:
(1) Accurate boundary lines, with dimensions and
angles, which provide a survey of the tract, closing with an
error of not more than one foot in ten thousand (10, 000) feet.
(2) Accurate references to known permanent monuments ,
giving the bearing and distance from some corner of a lot
• or block in the city to some corner of the congressional
division of which the city, or the addition thereto', is a part.
(3) Accurate locations of all existing and recorded
streets intersecting the boundaries of the tract.'
(4) Accurate legal description of the boundary.
(5) Street names.
(6) Complete curve notes for all curves included in the
plan.
(7) Street lines with accurate dimensions in feet and
hundredths of feet with angles to street, alley and lot lines.
(8) Lot numbers and dimensions.
(9) Block numbers, if used.
(10) Accurate dimensions for any property to be dedi-
cated or reserved for public, semi-public or community use.
(11) Location, type, material and size of all markers.
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(12) Name and address df the owner and subdivider.
(13) North point, scale and date.
(14) Certification by a registered land surveyor of
the state.
(15) Location and width of easements for utilities as
determined by the public utility companies and any limitations
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of such easements.
(16) Certification by the local public utility companies
that the location of utility easements are- properly placed for the
installation of utilities. .
(17) Certification of dedication of streets and other
public property and perpetual easements for the installation,
operation, and maintenance of utilities.
(18) A signature block for endorsement by the clerk
certifying the council' s approval of the plat.
SECTION 13. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. The final plat
shall also be accompanied by the following instruments:
(a) An opinion from an attorney-at-law showing that the
fee title is in the proprietor and that the land platted is
free from encumbrance, or is free from encumbrance, other
than that secured by a as provided rovided in section 409 . 11,
Code of Iowa.
• (b) If the land platted is encumbered in the manner set
out in section 409. 10 , Code of Iowa, there shall also be filed a
certificate showing that an encumbrance bond in an amount
double the amount of the encumbrance and approved by the
recorder and clerk of the district court and which runs to the
county for the benefit of the purchasers of the land subdivided
has been filed with the recorder.
(c) A certified statement from the treasurer of the
county that it is free from taxes.
(d) A certified statement from the clerk of the district
court that the land platted is free from all judgments, attach-
ments, mechanic's or other liens as appears by the record in
his office.
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(e) A certified statement of the county recorder that the
title in fee is in such proprietor and that it is free from
encumbrance other than that secured by the bond provided for
in section 409 .11, Code of Iowa, as shown by the records of
his office.
(f) An acknowledged statement from the owner and his/her
spouse, if any, that the -subdivision as it appears on the
plat is with their free consent and is in accordance with
the desires of the proprietor and his/her spouse.
(g) A petition signed by the owner and his/her spouse
petitioning the city council to pave any streets abutting such
subdivision which petition waives notice of time and place
of hearing and waives statutory protections and limitations
as to cost and assessment.
(h) A certificate bearing the approval of the city engineer
stating that all improvements and installations in the sub-
division required by this chapter have been made or:
(1) Installed in accordance with the city specifications,
with the exception of sidewalks and that the owner has executed
an agreement as a covenant running with the land that the side-
walks shall be installed within one year of the date of final
approval of the subdivisions and in the event said installation
has not been done that the owner waives all statutory require-
ments of notice of time and place and hearing and waives
statutory protections and limitations as to cost and assess-
ment and agrees that the city may install such sidewalks and
assess the total cost thereof against such real estate, or
(2) A certificate bearing the approval of the city
engineer stating that the improvements and installations in the
subdivision have not been installed in accordance with the
city specifications and that preliminary plans for the con-
struction of such improvements have been submitted and that the
owner has executed an agreement as a covenant running with the
land that no building permit shall be issued for any lot of such
subdivision until such improvements, with the exception of sidewalk;
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shall be constructed for such lot or the owner shall have
deposited in escrow with the city clerk an amount equal to
the cost of such improvements plus ten (10.) per cent thereof
for the lot, or
(3) A surety bond with the city which will insure
to the city that the improvements will be completed by the
subdivider or property owner within two (2) years after official
acceptance of the plat. The form and type of bond shall be
approved by the city attorney and the amount of the bond shall
not be less than the amount of the estimated cost of the
improvements plus ten (10) per cent, and the amount of the
estimate must be approved by the city engineer. If the improve=
ments are not completed within the specified time, the council
may use the bond or any necessary portion thereof to complete the
same, or, if option (2) or this option (3) is chosen, the
final plat shall, state that the developer, its grantees,
assignees, and successors in interest agree that public ser-
vices including, but not limited to, street maintenance, snow,
and ice removal, rubbish, refuse and garbage collection, will
not be extended to such subdivision until the pavement is
completed and accepted by the city.
Alternatives (1) through (3) of this subparagraph (h) shall
be exclusive and no subdivision shall be approved unless one
of the foregoing alternatives has been approved and no,, sub-
division shall be approved in which the developer proposes to
request that -the city construct such improvement, pursuant to
a special assessment program, except for the provisions of
subparagraph (g) of this section as to streets abutting the
subdivision which may be done by assessment method.
SECTION 14. APPROVAL OR REJECTION OF FINAL PLAT. Immediatel'
upon the filing of the final plat, the clerk shall submit one
copy of the final plat and the application to the city attorney,
two copies to the city engineer," one copy to school board, two
copies to the planning commission and two copies to the city
council. The city attorney and city engineer shall cause the
plat application to be examined in order to insure compliance
with the requirements of chapter. Upon completion of their
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examination, the city attorney and city engineer shall file
a written report of their findings and their recommendations
with the commission. The commission shall study the final
plat and review the application of the owner and also review
the reports of the city attorney and city engineer andshall
approve or reject the plat within thirty (30) days after the
submission thereof to the clerk by filing their recommendations '
with the clerk , the same to be by resolution. That i.f.lthe
commission does not act within,c thirty (30) days the final
plat .shall be deemed to approved by the commission, provided,
however, that the subdivider may agree to an extension of
. time. The council shall after receipt of the recommendation
of the commission or after the time or any extension thereof
as passed by the commission for the recommendations approve
or reject such final plat, the same to be by resolution.
SECTION 15 . STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR STREETS.
Streets in new subdivisions shall conform to the following:
(a) General considerations:
(1) Intersections of more than two (2) streets at
a point shall not be permitted.
(2) Intersections of• street center lines shall be
between eighty (80) degrees and one hundred (100) degrees.
(3) No dead-end- streets_ and alleys' will be permitted
except at subdivision boundaries on undeveloped areas.
(4) The length of blocks shall be not less than four
hundred (400) feet and not more than two thousand (2, 000) feet.
The width of the block shall be sufficient to permit two (2) tiers
of lots but in no case shall the width be less than two hundred
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twenty (220) -feet.
(5) Alleys shall be discouraged .in residential
districts but shall ' be provided in commercial districts unless
an alternate plan for service area is provided.
(6) Corner: lots which abut on an arterial or.
collector street shall have a minimum radius of fifteen (15)
feet at the intersection.
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(7) Lots- with double frontage on front and rear
shall be avoided, except in specific locations where good`
platting indicates their use.
(8) Side lines of lots shall approximate right
angles to straight street lines and radial angles to curved
street lines except where a variation will provide a better
street and lot layout. For purposes of this subparagraph (8) ,
"approximate right angles" means angles between eighty (80) and
one hundred (100) degrees.
(9) Arterial arid collector streets in a subdivision
shall extend through to the bondaries thereof. When
an arterial., collector or local street shall extend to the
boundaries of the subdivision, the developer shall provide,
pursuant to the specifications of the city, for a connection of
such streets with the improved_ portion of any roadway of any
street outside the boundary of the subdivision which abuts
the subdivision and which would connect with the street in the
subdivision itself. Or, if such street is unimproved, such
extension shall be to a point in the right-of-way of the
abutting and connecting street, as determined by the director
of the department of public ,works to be necessary for the public
interest.
(10) In the event arterial or collector streets are
required in the subdivision, the city shall pay for the
excess of pavement required over that required for a twenty-
nine (29) foot local street. This excess shall be considered
a strip in the center of the pavement. The cost of this shall
be calculated by the city engineer' s office. The procedure
of such cost-sharing shall be pursuant to the rules and
regulations as prescribed by the city council.
(b) Continuation and extension of arterial and collector
streets. New subdivisions shall make provisions for continuation
and extension of arterial and collector streets.
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(c) Widths. All street widths shall be measured back-to-back
of the curb. Widths shall be as follows:
(1) Rights-of-way shall be provided as follows:
a. Arterial streets, eighty (80) feet.
b. Collector streets , sixty-six (66) feet.
c. Local streets, sixty (60) feet.
d. Culs-de-sac, one hundred (100) feet in diameter.
e. Alleys, residential, sixteen (16) feet.
f. Alleys, commercial or industrial. district,
twenty (20) feet.
(2) Pavements shall be provided as follows:
a. Arterial streets, forty-five (45) feet.
b. Collector streets, thirty-six (36) feet.
c. Local streets, twenty-nine (29) feet.
d. Culs-de-sac, shall be paved with a twenty-nine
(29) foot wide paving the outer edge of which shall be fifteen
(15) feet inside the circumference of the right-of-way and the
inner.': edge of which shall be forty-four (44) feet from the
circumference of the right-of-way. Culs-de-sac shall not
exceed nine hundred (900) feet in length. A cul-de-sac shall
be measured from the center line of the street from which
it commences to the center of the turn-around.
e. Alleys, sixteen (16) feet.
f. Sidewalks, four (4) feet.
(d) Grades. No street grade shall be less than one-half
(z) of one per cent and shall not exceed the following limits:
(1) Arterial streets, eight (8) per cent.
(2) Collector streets, ten .-(10) per cent.
(3) Residential streets, twelve (12) per cent.
SECTION 16. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SEWER.
(a) The subdivider shall provide the subdivision with a
complete sanitary sewer system, including stubs, for each lot
which shall connect with a sanitary sewer outlet approved by the
city engineer. The sewer shall extend to the subdivision boundarie
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and beyond, as is necessary to provide for the extension of
the sewers by adjacent property. Such sanitary sewer system
as :provided by the subdivider shall hot contain lift stations
to assist in the flow of the sewage unless a special variance
is obtained from the city council upon a showing that there
is no alternative to a lift station.
(b) In the event that the- city requires a sewer system
which is greater than is needed to service. the subdivision itself,
the city shall pay on a pro-rata basis for the excess cost over
That which is necessary to serve the subdivision itself. The
subdivision shall not be approved, however, until the city has
taken the appropriate legal action to either through assess=
ment or issue bonds of general obligations bonds to cover the
additional cost prorated to the city.
SECTION 17. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR STORM SEWERS.
(a) The developer shall provide the subdivision with
adequate drains, ditches, culverts , complete bridges, storm
sewers, intakes and manholes to provide for the collection and
the removal of all surface waters and these improvements shall-
extend to the boundaries of the subdivision and beyond, so as
to provide for extension by adjoining properties.
(b) It is not intended that the city pay for the excess
cost when the subdivider is required under Iowa Civil Law
Rules to take care of the natural drainage as between adjoining
lands, as this will still be a requirement of the subdivider
to make sure that the subdivision properly takes care of all
drainage water at no cost to the city.
SECTION 18. STANDARDS'AND SPECIFICATION FOR WATER SYSTEM.,
(a) The developer shall provide the subdivision with a
complete water main supply system, including hydrants, valves
and all other appurtenances which shall be extended into and
through the subdivision to the boundary lines and beyond as
may be necessary and which shall provide for a water connec-
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tion for lots and shall be connected to the municipal water
system.
(b) In the event that the city requires a water main to
be greater in size than is needed to service the subdivision
itself, then the city shall share in the expense thereof on
a pro rata basis. The procedure of such cost-sharing' shall
be pursuant to the rules and regulations as prescribed by
the city council.
SECTION 19. SIDEWALKS. A four (4) foot wide concrete
sidewalk shall be provided and shall be located such that
the line of the inner edge thereof shall be one foot from
the property line, except that the city engineer may, upon
application modify the location of such sidewalk within an
area between the property line and a line running parallel
to and four (4) feet in •distance from the curb.
SECTION 20. MARKERS. An iron rod not less than one-half
(1) inch in diameter and twenty-four (24) indhes in length
shall be placed as, follows:
(1) At the intersection of all lines forming angles
in the boundary of the subdivision.
• (2) At block and lot corners and changes in
direction of block and lot boundaries.
(3) At points of curves.
SECTION 21. SPECIFICATIONS. The type of construction,
the materials, the methods and standards of subdivision improve-
ments shall be equal to the current specifications of the city
for like work. Plans and specifications shall be submitted
to the city engineer for approval prior to construction, and
construction shall not be started until the- plans and speci-
fications have been. approved. -
SECTION 22. FINAL PLANS. The subdivider shall provide
to the city engineer a transparent reproducible copy of the
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as-built construction plans. Said plans shall show in
detail the sanitary sewer, storm. sewer, the water lines, and
the paving as installed. The plans shall 'contain a signature
block for the approval of. the city engineer and until said
as-built construction plans with' the signature of the city
engineer are filed with the city .clerk no building permit
shall be issued for any lot in the subdivision.
SECTION 23. INSPECTION. The city engineer shall cause
the installation of all improvements in new subdivisions to
be inspected to insure compliance with the requirements of
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this chapter. The cost 'of such inspection shall be borne
by the subdivider and shall be the actual cost of the inspec-
tion of the city.
SECTION '24. The Ordinance codified in this title may
be amended from time to time by the city council. Such
amendments as may be proposed shall first be submitted to
the planning and zoning commission for study and recommenda-
tion. The commission shall 'report within thirty (30) days,
and failure to do so will be deemed approval of the proposed
amendment. The amendment shall become. effective from and
after its adoption and publication as required by law.
REPEALER. All ordinances, or parts of ordinances, in
conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
SEVERABILITY. If any section, provision, or part of
this ordinance shall be adjudged to be invalid or unconstitu-
tional, such adjudication shall not affect the validity of
the ordinance as a whole, or any section, provision, or part
thereof not adjudged invalid or unconstitutional.
WHEN EFFECTIVE. This ordinance shall be in effect
after its final passage, approval, and publication, as provided
by law.
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Passed by the Council the day of 2'-5,
1979, and approved this 9th day of � 0A
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Clerk
The foregoing ordinance 'entitled, AN ORDINANCE ENACTING
SUBDIVISION REGULATIO S FOR THE CITY OF TIFFIN, IOWA, was
published on theday of sVWV.,t,4 , 1979 , by
posting copies thereof in three puic places within the
limits, two of which places were the mayor' s office and the
post office.
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Clerk
Councilman introduced the foregoing Ordinance
which was then read to and duly considered by the Council. Its
adoption was moved by Councilman Councilman '"/"Gl-ciaA.J and seconded
by Councilman Gr _
On roll call Councilmen - w ti /
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voted "Aye" . Nays.
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. Council-
man then moved that the rule or law
requiring three readings of this Ordinance on three different
dates be dispensed with. On roll call, Councilmen
voted "Aye" . Nays.
The Mayor then declared this Ordinance duly passed and
adopted on this ict2 day of 72,76LIA , 1979.
'.Posted in three places within the corporate limit_ cif
Tiffin, Iowa. .r
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Iowa, do hereby certify that the above is a true and exact
copy of Ordinance No. " /929- ? / passed by the Town Cou cil
of Tiffin, Iowa, at a regular meeting held on the 9
day of `1 , 1979, as the same appears of
record in myCfice.
DATED this &'L' -day of , 1979.
ace jdz .,
Town Clerk of Tif in, Iowa
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