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Subdivision ApplicationsWhere it is desired to construct more than one structure on any area of land, asubdivision plan must be submitted to the authority for approval.(1) Applications for subdivisions shall be in the form set out in schedule 1 a) andb). (Refer to Land Development Control Guidelines – 1972 Guidelines No.17 andNo.18)a) Where it is desired to construct more than one house on any area oflandb) Drawings shall be drawn to scale sufficiently large to facilitateaccurate checking.Subdivision plans shall be accompanied with a location sketch showing existingsubdivisions in the vicinity and names of owners of properties adjoining theproposed subdivision registered on the cadastral;A subdivision plan also includes contours, road positions, road reserves, crossdrainage structures, roadside drainage, and the construction specifications foreach road shown to the satisfaction of the Development Control Authority.117
The following statement should appear on each subdivision plan for eachapplication and shall be signed by the Surveyor, Town Planner, Architect, orother suitable professional with a valid trade licence etc. as follows:“I hereby certify that the boundaries of the land to be subdivided and theirrelationships to the adjacent land are accurately and correctly shown on thisplan.”Signature__________________________________________________Address______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A final survey of a layout is not required until The Authority has given approvalfor the subdivision application. The final survey plan will be compared with theapproved layout plan.Building Plans and LayoutsBuilding plans and layouts shall be provided as follows:a. Show the road access to each building lot as well as connections withstreets and roads adjoining subdivisions.b. Show to the satisfaction of the AuthoritySite accessRoad positionsRoad reservesExisting and proposed contoursCross drainage structuresRoadside drainageThe construction specifications of each road.Significant features, andExisting structures118
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Handbook for2012 EditionHomeowners&
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5.5 Mechanical Engineering Installa
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The Virgin Islands are exposed to a
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Typical Fiber Roll InstallationHay
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Dust ControlDust control is the pro
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- the location of medical and welfa
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Moving an injured personIn principl
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LOCATIONUnderground and surface cis
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