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STAFF REPORT <br /> Item: Third Party Plat Checks <br /> Agenda Item:7(a) <br /> Background: In review of a final plat application at the previous month's meeting, it was <br /> discussed how to appropriately interpret the requirement that the applicant submit a plat check. <br /> Specifically,the Section 11.9,Subdivision 6C of the Ordinance reads as follows: <br /> Does an independent Professional Land Surveyor agree the final <br /> document meets the statutory requirements? <br /> Clearly, the use of independent removes the ability of the surveyor responsible for drawing up <br /> the plat to review his own survey. But the use of independent leaves open the question as to <br /> whether a surveyor from another company outside is required to perform the review. <br /> To remove any confusion that may result and to make it clear to the applicant that a survey by a <br /> surveyor from a company outside of the one originally performing survey work for the <br /> subdivision is required,the Staff proposes the following simple Ordinance amendment. <br /> Does an independent, third parry, Professional Land Surveyor <br /> agree that the final document meets the statutory requirements? <br /> While it had been discussed to make the third parry plat check a requirement by policy or <br /> motion for interpretation,the City has accepted plat checks in the past from surveyors that were <br /> not third parties to the subdivision. An ordinance amendment would ensure that this <br /> requirement is clear to all applicants. <br /> City of Pequot Lakes Staff Report 3_1 <br /> April 19,2007 <br />
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