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intersections,sight lines on corners or excessive cut or fill sections. <br /> I. Intersections <br /> (1) Street centerlines shall intersect at not less than 75 <br /> degrees. <br /> (2) Street jogs shall be no less than 200' from centerline to <br /> centerline. <br /> (3) Gradients at intersections and for 5o' approaching on each <br /> side of an intersection shall not exceed 2%. The approach <br /> shall contain no grades greater than 7% for 200' on each <br /> _ side of the intersection. <br /> J. Roads, driveways and parking areas shall meet structure setbacks <br /> and shall not be placed within bluff and shore impact zones. <br /> K. Street names shall conform to the pattern of the City and continue <br /> an existing name on the same alignment, where determined <br /> applicable by the Planning Commission. Street names shall be <br /> coordinated with the Crow Wing County Surveyor's Office. <br /> 10. Easements shall be provided for public utilities or drainage where <br /> required by the Planning Commission and shall be following widths,minimum: <br /> Watermain............................................................................................20 feet <br /> Sanitary Sewer......................................................................................4o feet <br /> Storm Sewer 20 feet <br /> ......................................................................................... <br /> Electrical,telephone or cable television..............................................io feet <br /> Drainageway.........................................................................................io feet <br /> 11. Lots requiring variances to allow their use for the intended purposes or <br /> requiring holding tanks for sewage shall not be allowed. <br /> 9.5 <br /> Section 1 - SURVEY STANDARDS <br /> _ 7 <br /> Survey Standards shall be those required by Minnesota Statutes 505 including the <br /> placement of all monuments including block corners, lot corners, curve points and lake <br /> survey line points on lot lines. All US, State, County and other official bench marks, <br /> monuments or triangulation points in or adjacent to the proposed subdivision shall be <br /> preserved in position unless relocation is approved by the controlling agency. <br /> Section 17-9.6 STREET IMPROVEMENT STANDARDS <br /> All streets within the subdivision shall be constructed by the subdivider or otherwise <br /> provided for by agreement in a Development Contract between the subdivider and the <br /> City Council with all expenses borne by the subdivider. Local streets and collector streets <br /> shall be constructed according to the established minimum standards and shall be <br /> approved by the City Engineer. <br /> Section 17-9.7 SANITARY PROVISION STANDARDS <br /> No land shall be subdivided for building purposes unless two adequate sites are available <br /> on the newly created lot for a conforming onsite sewage treatment system, or the <br /> subdivider constructs a cluster system serving the lots to be owned and maintained by a <br /> property owner's association or the lot is provided with sanitary service by a municipal <br /> sewer system at the expense of the subdivider. <br /> 1. A municipal sewer system shall be extended to the lot at the subdivider's <br /> expense by agreement in a Development Contract between the subdivider and the <br /> City Council if the existing system is adjacent to the parcel being subdivided or <br /> reasonably close in the opinion of the Engineer and Planning Commission or if <br /> the density of the proposed development necessitates a municipal sewer <br /> Pequot Lakes Staff Report 3(b)-3 <br /> April 17,2008 <br />
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