Subdivision Plat Filing Application

Plat: A fully dimensioned drawing which illustrates in detail all elements of the subdivision of property including but not limited to property lines, streets, easements, drainage facilities, utilities, legal notation and the like. The plat is suitable for filing for record with the Circuit Clerk of Faulkner County.

Plan, Preliminary: A fully dimensioned drawing which illustrates in detail all elements of a development proposal including, but not limited to, property lines, streets, easements, structural elements and landscaping. A preliminary plan may be prepared by a registered land surveyor, architect or engineer. A preliminary plan further includes all development phase lines providing construction stages, topography, drainage and other natural land features.

Plan, Final: A fully dimensioned drawing which illustrates in detail all elements of a development proposal including, but not limited to, property lines, streets, easements, structural elements, landscaping. A final plan may be prepared by a registered land surveyor, architect or engineer. A final plan further contains proper certification for accuracy and deletes natural land features. Natural land features and elements illustrated on a preliminary plat are replaced in the final plan by structural elements such as walls, ditches, and other drainage facilities intended to alter land forms.

11.04.17 Fees.
All fees associated with building, construction, and land development issues shall be set by the City Council and shall be modified or amended, from time to time, without necessity of an ordinance, as the City Council may deem it necessary.

I.  The Filing Fees for Subdivision Plat shall be as follows:

Engineering Plan Review Fees are as follows:

Plan review and comment on any commercial or residential developments as related to city codes and guidelines, including streets and drainage.

• $25/Lot for Initial Review & Comment
• $150/hr for each additional review and comment, as necessary

Additional engineering fees and services may be required by the City and passed along to the developer.