Ordinances-2012-319

the City's intersection visibility standards. Locations and design must be approved by the City and the United States Postal Service. Depending on the size and location of the clustered mailbox, the City may require a vehicular pull-over lane built to City specifications. 3) Mailbox clusters shall be located on a concrete pad built to City specifications. To provide for pedestrian access, a 5-foot-wide concrete sidewalk shall be provided from the mailbox cluster to the adjacent public street and sidewalk. An accessible route shall be provided according to ADA Standards for Accessible Design. The cost of installation, including but not limited to box units and concrete pad and sidewalk access shall be borne by the developer, and subsequent maintenance shall be carried out by the United States Postal Service. G) UTILITIES 1. The subdivider shall provide installation of electric distribution lines, street gas mains, telephone lines and other facilities in any new subdivision as are needed, before final approval shall be given to the final plat. The subdivider shall be responsible for making the necessary monetary arrangements to provide for such utilities as are needed and, in addition, shall provide for underground facilities in residential subdivisions and commercial subdivisions with each utility company. In providing for said utility transmission lines, the subdivider shall make sure that adequate connections are provided to each subdivision lot of utilities as needed. 2. The subdivider shall also submit the proposed street lighting placements for city council approval. Upon receiving the submission, along with the final plat and construction plans, the city council shall cause the same to be reviewed by the city engineer. The city engineer shall determine the appropriate location for the street lights in the subdivision. In all new subdivisions,