HomeMy WebLinkAboutApplication APPLICATION FOR SECONDARY PLAT OR (REPLA'I)]" / Fee: $500 or ($400.00) , '
DATE March 5, 2004 DOCKET NO.
The undersigned domes that any construction, reconstruction, enlargement, relocation
or any change in the use of land or structures requested by this application will comply with, and c0~f~r~applicable
laws of the State of Indiana, and the Zoning Ordinance of Carmel, Indiana - 1980, adopted under the authority of Acts of
1979, Public Law 178, Sec. 1, et seq, General Assembly of the State of Indiana, and all Acts amendato~ thereto.
Name of Applicant: Platinum Properties L.L.C. Phone ~ (317) 818-2900
Address of Applicant: 9551 Delegate's Row, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240
Name of Owner: Platinum Properties L.L.C.
Name of Subdivision: Heather Knoll, Section 1
Legal Description: (To be typewritten on separate sheet and attached).
Area (in acres): 22.089 Number of Lots: 42
Length (in miles) of new streets to be dedicated to public use: 0.65
Surveyor certifying plat: Dennis D. Olmstead - Stoeppelwerth & Associates, Inc.
Surveyor's. address and phone #: 9940 Allisonville Road, Fishers, Indiana 46038
Signature of Applicant: 2tl~~'~. O1~-- - (Print).Edward E' Fleming
TITLE: Project Manager
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COUNTY OF Hamilton
Before me. the undersigned, a Notary Public for Hamil,t,~0,uu..~.o. unty, State of Indiana, personally appeared
Edward E. Flemimz and acknowledge tJ~_~'~ff.~he foregoing instrument this 5th day of
March , 2004 . ,.~b' .~ ,_ . ~
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September 9, 2006 . - I
. SEAL . Mary E. Bredlau
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5.1.10 Application for Seconda~ Plat, Two (2) co~~cessary, of the secondary plat and the
construction plans, together with suppoding documents, shall b~t~tted to the Building Commissioner with this
application and the application fee as indicated in Section 29.6 of the Zoning Ordinance.
Additional plans to be distributed to necessary authorities by applicant.
FEE: Received by:
UTILITY SUMMARY FOR HEATHER KNOLL
Electric
Electric service will be provided by Cinergy. The development wilt be served by existing
power service within the area of the subject site along 141 st Street.
Telephone
Telephone service will be provided by SBC. The development will be serviced by
existing telephone facilities along 141 st Street.
Water
Water service will be provided by Carmel Utilities. The development will be serviced by
existing facilities along 141st Street.
Sanitary Sewer
Sanitary sewer service wilt be provided by the Clay Township Regional Waste District
(CTRWD). Sewer must be brought North on Shelborne approximately 300' then East on
141 st Street approximately 3000'.
Drainage
The pre-developed drainage follows basically a southeasterly pattern across this site to
the Stultz & Almond Drain and continues easterly through the Stultz & Almond Drain.
Post-developed conditions will generally follow that same path through a series of swales
and pipes directing storm water to retention ponds located along the South side of the
project. The ponds will ultimately outlet into the Stultz & Almond Drain. This project
will be reconstructing a portion of the Stultz & Almond Drain from our Southeast
property line along 141st Street to a point on the drain that has been previously
reconstructed.
Gas
Natural gas service will be provided by Vectren Energy. The development will be
serviced by existing gas facilities along the South side of 141 st Street.
S/41848/UtilitySummary
August 20, 2003
9.6 THE SUBDIVIDER
The following agreement shall be included as a submittal with the final plat application.
AGREEMENT
The developer shall bc responsible for any drainage problems including standing water,
flooding and erosion control, which arise or become evident at any time during the 3 year
maintenance period after release of subdivision bonds, and which is attributable to a
deficiency in subdivision drainage design or construction of drainage improvements.
This shall include all pipes, structures, swales, ditches and ponds which are pertinent
features to the proper drainage of the subdivision.
This responsibility of the developer shall not, however, include problems which arc
created, subsequent to the completion of the subdivision improvements by the improper
grading by individual builders, or structures and improper grading installed or
accomplished by individual homeowners.
It is the intent of this requirements, that the developer shall, specifically, provide such
sub-surface drains, or storm sewers or ditches as are required to properly rectify any
drainage problem or sub-surface water problem which was not contemplated in the
original approved subdivision design, including, but not restricted to, disposal of sub-
surface water from footing drains of individual lots.
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS: The typical agreement for existing contiguous Hamilton
County Roads which are substandard, with Hamilton County is:
The developer will put in 12 inch stone base to the required width of the road, and grade
the shoulders to a minimum of 6 feet width and construct proper side-ditches, or, provide
storm sewers and curbs. This will be the black top grade during construction of
subdivision. Then the county will come in and cut out 3 inches and put in 3 inch binder
asphalt after which the developer will be responsible for 1 inch of asphalt topping. This
is being done as joint projects between county and developer. An agreement shall be
executed, in writing, between the developer and Hamilton County specifically detailing
the exact work to be accomplished by the developer and that to be accomplished by the
County, and shall also state the road or roads or portions thereof which are included. If
the subdivision is contemplated to be annexed to the City of Carmel, then the agreement
shall include the City of Carmel Board of Public Works as a signatory, which shall be for
the purpose of the City of Carmel agreeing to accept for maintenance and operation, the
improved road facility upon completion of said improvements and completion of
annexation.
Mary E. Bredlau
(~VEEOPER Doug Elmore
March 5, 2004
DATE
9.6 THE SUBDIVIDER
The following agreement shall be included as a submittal with the final plat application.
AGREEMENT
The developer shall be responsible for any drainage problems including standing water,
flooding and erosion control, which arise or become evident at any time during the 3 year
maintenance period after release of subdivision bonds, and which is attributable to a
deficiency in subdivision drainage design or construction of drainage improvements.
This shall include all pipes, structures, swales, ditches and ponds which are pertinent
features to the proper drainage ofthe subdivision.
This responsibility of the developer shall not, however, include problems which are
created, subsequent to the completion of the subdivision improvements by the improper
grading by individual builders, or structures and improper grading installed or
accomplished by individual homeowners.
It is the intent of this requirements, that the developer shall, specifically, provide such
sub-surface drains, or storm sewers or ditches as are required to properly rectify any
drainage problem or sub-surface water problem which was not contemplated in the
original approved subdivision design, including, but not restricted to, disposal o1' sub-
surface water from footing drains of individual lots.
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS: The typical agreement for existing contiguous Hamilton
County Roads which are substandard, with Hamilton County is:
The developer will put in 12 inch stone base to the required wi~lth of the road, and grade
the shoulders to a minimum of 6 feet width and construct proper side-ditches, or, provide
storm sewers and curbs. This will be the black top grade during construction of
subdivision. Then the county will come in and cut out 3 inches and put in 3 inch binder
asphalt after which the developer will be responsible for 1 inch of asphalt topping. This
is being done as joint projects between county and developer. An agreement shall be
executed, in writing, between the developer and Hamilton County specifically detailing
the exact work to be accomplished by the developer and that to be accomplished by the
County, and shall also state the road or roads or portions thereof which are included. If
the subdivision is contemplated to be annexed to the City of Carmel, then the agreement
shall include the City of Carmel Board of Public Works as a signatory, which shall be for
the purpose of the City of Carmel agreeing to accept for maintenance and operation, the
improved road facility upon completion of said improvements and completion of
annexation.
WITI~S / Mary E. Bredlau
(~VEI~,OPER Doug Elmorc