Monuments shall have been set in their required
locations and certified to the Town.
Final grading shall be completed within the
right-of-way and all spoil removed from the site.
The site soils shall be stabilized as soon as
possible after disturbance. Final acceptance of stormwater facilities
shall not occur until site stabilization is complete to the satisfaction
of the Town Engineer and Superintendent of Highways and the submission
of a notice of termination (NOT) with the Town of Bergen.
All street and traffic signs shall be properly
set in their designated locations.
Record drawings and all testing results shall
be supplied to the Town and are subject to their review and approval
at least 15 calendar days prior to any dedication procedures. Record
maps shall be prepared by a licensed professional and eight prints
and a reproducible (Mylar) shall be submitted to the Town's Highway
and Building Departments. The record drawings shall contain, at a
minimum, the following information:
A.
The locations, sizes, elevations, lengths, slopes
and invert and top elevations of all structures in sanitary and storm
sewer systems including material specifications.
B.
The elevations of any drainage swales and drainage
structures to be dedicated and/or maintained by the Town.
C.
Dimensions, material specifications and maintenance
schedule for all postconstruction stormwater control practices and
stormwater facilities to be operated or maintained by the Town following
final site stabilization.
D.
The locations including ties to all valves, curb boxes
and hydrants to permanent structures.
F.
Any other significant details affecting the operation
or maintenance of any system by the Town.
G.
The location of all facilities shall be tied to visible
and reproducible objects.
The submission and acceptance of the two-year
maintenance bonds for all improvements to be offered to the Town for
dedication. Maintenance bonds shall be written by a surety licensed
to do business in New York State and they shall be in the amount of
10% of the final construction cost. A final construction cost estimate,
prepared by the developer's engineer, shall be approved by the Town
Engineer prior to determination of final construction cost. Bonds
shall be approved as to form and content by the Town Attorney prior
to any dedication procedure. Formal acceptance of a maintenance bond
by the Town on any aspect of a project constitutes the beginning of
the two years.
The Town Board, upon signature recommendation
of the design engineer, owner, Town Engineer, receipt of the Town
Attorney's written opinion of legal status, receipt of two-year maintenance
bond, record drawings accepted by the Town Departments and a final
field review report, shall then authorize release of monies retained
in the letter of credit.