A. 
Permanent concrete monuments which meet the specifications of the Borough shall be set at all boundary corners, angle points of boundary and such intermediary points as may be required at all new subdivisions to provide survey and property line control.
(1) 
Bench marks shall be placed on all monuments in the streets based on the United States Coast and Geodetic Sandy Hook Datum. All lot corners shall be staked and plainly marked with metal pins.
B. 
The installation and certification of all monuments and markers shall be made by a surveyor prior to the approval of the subdivision.
C. 
The location of all monuments, markers and tie-in dimensions shall be shown on the plan for recording. No public improvements shall be accepted by the Borough until all monuments have been set and certified to by a surveyor.
D. 
The location and installation of monuments and markers shall be planned to ensure that they will be permanent, accessible, and recoverable.
E. 
All monumentation shall conform to recommended practices of the surveying profession, as contained in the most recent edition of the Manual of Practice for Professional Land Surveyors in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or equivalent standard of professional practice acceptable to the Borough.
F. 
Monuments shall be placed in a sufficient number of locations to define the boundary of a subdivision and the location of all streets. Sufficient monuments shall be placed to locate intersections, culs de sac, and curves in horizontal street alignments. Monuments shall be intervisible.
G. 
Markers shall be placed at the corners of all lots or at such other locations as may be required to locate all lot lines.
A. 
Each lot shall be served by public water and public sanitary sewers and the developer shall be responsible for entering into a developer's agreement with the Municipal Authority of the Borough or its assigns to provide such facilities in accordance with its rules and regulations.
B. 
Storm sewers and drainage facilities shall be provided by the developer in each plan and shall be constructed in accordance with the design standards of Article VIII and Appendix A of this chapter.[1] If required by § 182-52 of this chapter, stormwater management facilities shall be constructed in accordance with the Borough of Oakmont Stormwater Management Ordinance.[2]
[1]
Editor's Note: Appendix A is included as an attachment to this chapter.
[2]
Editor's Note: See Ch. 171, Stormwater Management Control.
C. 
The developer shall be responsible for contracting with private utility companies and for providing any easements required by those utility companies to guarantee that each lot shall be served by telephone, gas and/or electricity and cable television.
D. 
All telephone, gas, electric and cable television lines shall be installed underground in any subdivision which consists of five or more lots; in any multifamily development which contains five or more dwelling units; and in any nonresidential land development in excess of 10 acres.
(1) 
The design standards for such lines shall be in accordance with the specifications of the applicable regulatory agency. All installations shall be made prior to paving of the street.
A. 
Each lot shall have frontage at the right-of-way on a public street, as defined by this chapter, which is constructed in accordance with the design standards of Article VIII and Appendix A of this chapter,[1] unless an exception or modification to this requirement is granted in accordance with the provisions of Article IX of this chapter.
[1]
Editor's Note: Appendix A is included as an attachment to this chapter.
B. 
Every subdivision shall have access to a public street.
C. 
Where a proposed development abuts or encompasses an existing or proposed collector or arterial street, marginal access streets, reverse frontage lots with buffer yards, or deep lots with rear service alleys may be required in order to protect properties and provide separation of through and local traffic.
A. 
Sidewalks shall be required to be installed under the following circumstances:
(1) 
In residential subdivisions containing five lots or more:
(2) 
In any plan, where sidewalks exist in the same block on the same side of the street;
(3) 
Along the full frontage of all lots located on arterial or collector streets as defined by this chapter, where sidewalks exist in the same block on the same side of the street;
(4) 
Within a land development plan proposed to be developed for multifamily residences, where, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, sidewalks will be necessary for safe pedestrian circulation on the site; and
(5) 
Within a land development plan proposed to be developed for commercial or industrial use where, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, sidewalks will be necessary for safe pedestrian circulation on the site.
B. 
Sidewalks shall be installed in accordance with the design standards of Article VIII of this chapter and Oakmont Sidewalk Ordinance No. 570, as amended, of the code of the Borough.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: See Ch. 183, Street and Sidewalk Regulations.
A. 
For safety and convenience of the public, the developer shall install lighting approved by the Borough and on poles approved by the Borough on all public and private streets.
(1) 
Fixture types, installation, spacing, illumination levels, distribution and design characteristics of light fixtures shall be submitted for review and approval by the Borough Engineer. The cost of the lights, poles and installation shall be assumed by the developer.
A. 
The developer shall install traffic control signs and/or street name signs, approved by the Borough, at all street intersections. The cost of the street signs and posts shall be assumed by the developer.
B. 
Street name signs shall be provided by the developer and shall be the Oakmont Borough standard by Sternberg and shall be installed in accordance with Borough standards.