Andover Unified Development Manual

Part 2 — Unified Development Ordinance Subdivision Regulations

City of Andover Unified Development Manual

104 Off-site Improvements A. The Subdivider may be required to install or upgrade off-site improvements , located outside the perimeter of the subdivision, if the applicable Governing Body determines that the need for the improvements is substantially created by the proposed subdivision. 1. Off-site improvements should serve a public purpose. 2. Off-site improvements should be located within dedicated rights-of-way or easements. 3. The administration of financing and guarantees for required off-site improvements must be the same as for required on-site improvements. (See Subdivision Regulations, Section 7-105). 4. The applicable Governing Body may require the subdivision to participate in any off-site improvements recommended by the Planning Commission, including any of the following: a. Drainage improvements. b. Pedestrian ways and sidewalks. c. Screening. d. Special grading requirements.

105 Installation Guarantees A. The Subdivider must sign a Subdivider Agreement with the applicable Governing Body, guaranteeing that required improvements will be installed according to approved plans and specifications. (See definition of SUBDIVIDER AGREEMENT.) 1. The Subdivider Agreement is valid only after the final plat is accepted by the applicable Governing Body and filed with the applicable City or County Clerk. B. C orporate Completion Bond. Simultaneously with the execution of the Subdivider Agreement, the Subdivider must furnish a corporate completion bond. 1. The bond must be provided by a firm authorized to do business in Kansas. 2. The bond must provide good and sufficient surety to the applicable Governing Body. a. The corporate completion bond may be provided as a cashier's check, escrow account, or irrevocable letter of credit. b. The amount of the bond must equal the estimated cost for installing required improvements, including setting and enforcing applicable design and construction standards. (1) The amount of the required bond must be approved by the City Attorney. 3. The corporate completion bond must contain a condition making it effective only after the final plat is accepted by the applicable Governing Body and filed with the applicable City or County Clerk. 4. The corporate completion bond must require the complete and satisfactory installation of all required improvements within two years from the date that the final plat is accepted by the Governing Body.

e. Street improvements. f. Traffic control devices.

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