[Ord. 10/22/87, § 1; Ord. 8/5/93; Ord. 2/23/17; Ord. 11/2/17]
All deeds filed for recording in the Land Evidence Records of the Town shall refer to the current assessor's plat and lot number.
If a subdivision approved by the Planning Board results in a change in the size and/or shape of a lot of record, a new deed shall be prepared reflecting the change and accompany the plat plan to be recorded. After the plan is reviewed and signed by the Chairman of the Planning Board, the new plan and deed will be recorded in the Town Land Evidence Records with the Office of the Town Clerk.
[Ord. 10/22/87, § 2; Ord. 11/9/89]
All plat plans shall be prepared by a registered professional engineer or land surveyor and shall contain the following information and data:
a. 
A title block in the lower right hand corner showing the name of the subdivision, name and address of the owner of record, name and stamp of the registered professional engineer or land surveyor, date, north point, scale, and plat and lot number of the property being subdivided as shown on the Tax Assessors Maps on file in the Town Hall. Lots created by subdivision shall be numbered using the number of the lot being subdivided followed by a dash (-) one, dash (-) two, etc. The scale of the plan shall be 100 feet to one inch. The title block shall provide space for dates of revision. The sheet size shall be 18 inches by 24 inches, including a minimum 1/2 inch border on three edges and a 1 1/2 inch border on the binding edge, which shall be the left twenty-four-inch edge. Five plat plans are required.
b. 
Five plat plans reduced to a scale of one inch equals 200 feet on the same size paper as specified in above will also be required.
c. 
All plat plans submitted for recording shall be accompanied by a copy of the present Tax Assessor's map for plat and lot involved.
d. 
All plat plans submitted for recording shall identify any existing structures on any and/or all lots.
e. 
All plat plans submitted for recording shall identify areas of easements and/or buffer zones and show acreage involved in said areas.
[Ord. 10/22/87, § 3]
Any plan presented for recording shall be accompanied by a fee as set forth in Rhode Island General Laws, 1956, as amended, 34-13-7.
[Ord. 10/22/87, § 4]
An application in a form approved by the Town requesting that a plan be recorded shall be signed by the owner(s). If the owner is being represented by counsel, the aforementioned form shall so state. Signatures shall be notarized.
[Ord. 11/9/89]
On all subdivisions and/or plat plans requiring a new road, paving or improvement of said road will not be waived if said road services over one lot. Also, any further subdivision on a substandard road shall not be allowed until said substandard road is improved according to the specifications in effect in Chapter 13.
[Ord. 11/9/89]
All Little Compton taxes must be current before any plat plan can be recorded. A statement from the Town Treasurer is required.