[Adopted 8-20-1963 (Ch. 125, Art. III, of the 1981 Code)]
All streets dedicated to public use shall meet the requirements of this article before they are accepted by the Township.
Streets shall be at least 50 feet in width, having a roadway of 30 feet and sidewalk space of 10 feet on either side thereof. The street shall be properly monumented to the satisfaction of the Township Engineer.
Streets, including the sidewalks, must be graded to a true grade as established by a surveyor and approved by the Township Engineer.
The road bed of streets shall be paved the full distance between curbs or between the curblines where curbs are not required. The pavement shall consist of concrete or of not less than eight inches of stone and asphalt known as the "penetration type," or of a substance and quality recognized as equally serviceable and acceptable to the Township Engineer and the Committee on Streets and Highways.
Curbs shall be constructed of concrete not less than 18 inches high, 10 inches thick at the base and six inches at the top.
Plans and specifications of all improvements shall be subject to the approval of the Township Engineer.
All public utilities shall be installed prior to the paving of the street.
Proper drainage facilities shall have been provided and included and shall consist of catch basins and an underdrainage pipeline on streets of such a grade as to require such protection.
A written approval as to all engineering details shall be furnished the Township Council by the Township Engineer before they accept any street.
After the street is opened on the ground, a deed shall be properly executed by all the owners of the land within it and delivered to the Township Council conveying the land to the Township, in fee simple, free of all encumbrances, including taxes and assessments, which deed shall be accompanied by three maps, accurately delineating the street and the recording fees for such deed. The Township Council may accept the same, provided that the conditions set forth herein are complied with, but the Township Council shall not be bound to accept any dedicated street.