§ 93-11. Utilities.

A. 

Every plan shall show the location of the proposed electric lighting and telephone poles or conduits, the location and size of proposed gas mains and incidental structures, water mains and fire hydrants and shall indicate where it is proposed to connect with public sewers.

B. 

Plans showing proposed electric lighting installations and telephone poles or conduits and gas mains shall be approved by the utility company furnishing such service. Every person developing land shall be required to construct and install all street improvements and water mains in accordance with the minimum improvement requirements and specifications adopted by the Village or any department of the Village having jurisdiction thereof. Water mains, hydrants and water service lines shall be constructed in accordance with the standards and requirements of the Manhasset - Lakeville Water District.

C. 

All maps, plats or plans shall show the location of any proposed sanitary sewers, together with the size of pipe and incidental structures and equipment, all of which shall conform to standards and specifications adopted by the Nassau County Engineer's office or the Belgrave Water Pollution Control District (whichever has jurisdiction), and the Planning Board consultant's specifications and with any comprehensive sewage district plan for the Village of Lake Success.

D. 

The Planning Board may require easements not exceeding 10 feet in width on each side of all rear lot lines and the side lot lines, where necessary, or, in the opinion of the Planning Board, it is advisable to install storm and sanitary sewers and other utility lines. Easements of the same or greater width may be required along the lines of or across lots where necessary for the extension of the existing or planned storm and sanitary sewers and other utility lines.

E. 

All gas, water mains and telephone and electric lighting service lines necessary to provide these utilities shall be placed underground wherever possible, at the discretion of the Planning Board.

F. 

Sanitary sewers must be provided within the area of each subdivision in conformity with requirements of the Nassau County Department of Health.

G. 

The Planning Board may, in its discretion, require that streetlighting, street trees and concrete property monuments be provided and that recreational areas be provided of reasonable size for neighborhood playgrounds or other recreational uses. Before the final approval of a plat showing a new street, road or highway, such plat shall also, in proper cases, show a park or parks suitably located for playground or other recreation purposes. In cases where the Planning Board determines that a parksite cannot be properly located within the plat, in whole or in part, the subdivider shall be required to pay a park fee to the municipality equal in amount to the estimated purchase price of the parksite requirement not provided, as determined by the Planning Board, based on the value of such land at the time of the subdivision procedure. All such payments shall be held by the municipality in a special Park and Recreation Site Acquisition and Improvement Trust Fund, to be used either for the acquisition of sites that are properly located for neighborhood parks, playgrounds or recreational purposes or for the physical improvement of such sites, provided that the Planning Board shall find that the proposed sites or improvements are in accordance with the Master Plan and with any subsequent, more detailed development plans for the local area in which they are to be located.

[Amended 4-6-1987 by L.L. No. 2-1987]