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FINAL CHECK SHEET FOR LAND SUBDIVISION PLATS--CHAPTER 236, WISCONSIN STATUTES This form is NOT the statute. It is a convenient guide to the statute. 236.15 SURVEYING REQUIREMENTS (1) MONUMENTS (Placed flush with the ground where practicable) (a) External boundaries of subdivision shall be monumented by: stone or concrete, 30" long by 4" square or 5" in diameter with w" diameter rod imbedded; or iron pipes or rods, 30" long by 2" in diameter, or solid square or round iron bars less in diameter, min. wt. 3.65#/lin. ft. At all corners, ends of curves, point where curve changes radius, all angle points, and all angle points along the meander line (not less than 20' back from the ordinary high water mark or stream bank). (b) Internal boundaries, shall be monumented as in par. (a); at all block corners, each end of curves; at points in curve where radius changes; at all angle points. (c) Lot, outlot, park and public dedication corners, iron rods or pipes 24" long by 1" diameter, or solid square or round iron bars less in diameter, min. wt. 1.1311/lin. ft. (d) Lot, outlot, park and public dedication lines extending to lakes or streams shall be monumented as in par. (c); at intersection of line & meander line, not less than 20' from ordinary high water mark of stream bank. (f) Any durable metal, stone or concrete monuments may be used in par. (c) and (d). Must have magnet embedded near top or bottom and be uniform through plat. (g) DATCP may make other reasonable monumentation requirements to accommodate unusual circumstances. (h) Primary approving authority may temporarily waive placing of monuments under par. (b), (c) and (d); surety bond required. (2) ACCURACY OF SURVEY Plat may be rejected if ratio of error in latitude and departure closure of any part of the survey exceeds l'/3000'. Survey by Wisconsin Registered Land Surveyor. 236.16 LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS (1) MINIMUM LOT WIDTH AND AREA. In counties of 40,000 or more, lots shall be 50' wide and 6,000 sq. ft. in area; in counties of less than 40,000, lots shall be 60' wide and 7,200 sq. ft. in area; lot width and area may be reduced by subdivision control ordinance, with public sewers. (2) MINIMUM STREET WIDTH. Of the width specified on Master Plan or Official Map, at least as great as existing streets if no Official Map or Master Plan, not less than 60' wide unless permitted by local ordinance. Town road widths shall comply with minimum standards prescribed by s. 86.26. Frontage and service roads not less than 49.5' in width. (3) LAKE OR STREAM SHORE PLATS. Provide public access 60' in width, connected to existing public roads, to navigable waters at not more than 1/2 mile intervals along shore, except where such access already exists or where greater intervals and wider access is agreed upon by the DNR & DATCP. Public access may not be vacated except by circuit court action and DNR approval (see s. 80.41). (4) LAKE OR STREAM SHORE PLATS. If the subdivider has any interest in lands between meander line and water's edge or other unplattable lands between the subdivision and the water's edge, they must be included in plat. 236.20 FINAL PLAT (1) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS (1) (a) - 12" binding margin on left side and 1" margins on other sides. - Graphic scale not over 100' to 1" on each sheet showing layout features. - Sheets numbered as sheet_of sheets, if more than one sheet. - Subdivision and county name on each sheet. (1) (b) - For s. 236.12 (6) processing: Original and recording document is muslin-backed white paper 22" wide x 30" long, prepared with nonfading black image. (Sheet size_x_). (1) (c) - For s. 236.12 (2) processing: Original is any size and any material capable of clearly legible reproduction. Sheet size isx Recording document is photographic reproduction specified in s. 236.25 (2) (a). DATCP/1988