CITY OF ABERDEEN CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

60 North Parke StreetAberdeen, Maryland 21001

September 10, 2018, 7:00 PM

A. CALL TO ORDER - COUNCIL CHAMBERS

B. ROLL CALL

C. OPENING PRAYER

C.1. Rev. Lynne Humphries-Russ, Wesleyan Chapel, United Methodist Church, Aberdeen, MD

D. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

D.1. Councilman Steven Goodin

E. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA - None

F. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - None

G. STATEMENT OF CLOSED MEETING - None

H. PRESENTATIONS

H.1. Update on the "Community That Cares (CTC)" Project - Dr. Vinciya Pandian, PhD, and IvanMontanez, COL, USA RetiredCommunity That Cares (CTC) Project.pdf

I. PUBLIC HEARINGS

I.1. Ordinance No. 18-O-16, Subdivision Regulations [2nd meeting]Ordinance No. 18-O-16, Subdivision Regulations.pdf

I.2. Ordinance No. 18-O-29, Amendment of Budget FY 2019 (2) [2nd meeting] 1

Ordinance No. 18-O-29, Amendment of FY 2019 Budget (2).pdfSpreadsheet FY 2019 Budget Amendment (2).pdf

J. PUBLIC COMMENT - Maximum of 5 minutes per person unless authorized by the Council

K. LEGISLATIVE SESSION - None

L. UNFINISHED BUSINESS - None

M. NEW BUSINESS - None

N. UPDATES FROM CITY MANAGER AND STAFF

N.1. City Manager Briefing

N.2. Results on the Expression of Interest for the Aberdeen Family Aquatics Center

N.3. Aberdeen Volunteer Fire Department, House One Final Subdivision PlatSuggested Action: For ApprovalAberdeen Volunteer Fire Department House One Final Subdivision Plat.pdf

N.4. Aberdeen Volunteer Fire Department, Preliminary Site PlanSuggested Action: For ApprovalAberdeen Volunteer Fire Department Preliminary Site Plan.pdf

O. PUBLIC COMMENT - Maximum of 5 minutes per person unless authorized by the Council.

P. BUSINESS OF MAYOR AND COUNCIL

Q. ANNOUNCEMENTS

Q.1. Planning Commission Meeting, Wednesday, September 12, 7:00 p.m., Council Chambers;APG Oktoberfest, September 14 - 15, 11 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., APG Shine Sports Field;Badges & Ladders, September 22, Pre-events 4:00 p.m., Game at 6:00 p.m., Ripken Stadium;Work Session, Monday, September 24, 5:30 p.m., 2nd Flr. Adm. Conference Room;Council Meeting, Monday, September 24, 7:00 p.m., Council Chambers;Aberdeen Farmers Market, Thursdays, May-October, 4:00 - 7:00 p.m., Festival Park;Annual Police Assisting Community Kids (P.A.C.K.) Campaign.Badges & Ladders.pdfPACK Supply List 2018-2019 year.pdfAPG Oktoberfest, Career Fair, Car & Bike Show.pdf

R. CLOSED MEETING - TBD

S. ADJOURNMENT

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Under Md. Code Ann., General Provisions Article §3-305(b), all or any portion of public meetings aresubject to closure.

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COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN Ordinance No. 18-O-16

Date Introduced: August 27, 2018 Sponsored By: Councilwoman Sandra J. Landbeck and Councilman Melvin T. Taylor Public Hearing: September 10, 2018 Amendments Adopted: Date Adopted: Date Effective:

AN ORDINANCE concerning 1 2

SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS 3 4 FOR the purpose of repealing the City’s current subdivision regulations and enacting 5 comprehensive new subdivision regulations for the City of Aberdeen. 6 7 BY repealing (in its entirety) 8 Chapter 475. SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS 9 Code of the City of Aberdeen (2010 Edition as amended) 10

11 BY adding 12 Chapter 475. SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS 13 Articles I through VI 14

Sections 475-1 through 475-25, inclusive 15 Code of the City of Aberdeen (2010 Edition as amended) 16 17 18

EXPLANATION: 19 CAPITALS INDICATE MATTER ADDED TO EXISTING LAW 20 ((Double Parenthesis)) indicate matter deleted from existing law. 21 Underlining indicates amendments to bill. 22 Strike-Out indicates matter stricken from bill by amendment or deleted 23 from the law by amendment. 24 * * * indicates existing unmodified text omitted from Ordinance 25 26 27

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Ordinance No. 18-O-16 Subdivision Regulations Page 2 of 30 SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 1 ABERDEEN, that Chapter 475, Subdivision Regulations, of the Code of the City of Aberdeen 2 (2010 Edition as amended), is repealed in its entirety. 3 4 SECTION 2. BE IT FURTHER ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 5 ABERDEEN that new Chapter 475, Subdivision Regulations, consisting of Sections 475-1 6 through 475-25, inclusive, to be under Articles I through VI, is hereby added to the Code of the 7 City of Aberdeen (2010 Edition as amended), to read as follows: 8 9

CHAPTER 475, SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS 10 11

ARTICLE I. GENERAL PROVISIONS 12 13 §475-1. Title. 14 15 This chapter shall be known and cited as the City of Aberdeen Subdivision Regulations. 16 17 §475-2. Legislative Authority. 18 19 This chapter is adopted pursuant to the Local Government and Land Use Articles of the 20 Annotated Code of Maryland and the Charter of the City of Aberdeen. 21 22 §475-3. Purpose. 23 24 The purpose of the Subdivision Regulations is to establish procedures and standards for the 25 development and subdivision of land within Aberdeen. It is further designed to provide for the 26 orderly growth and development of the City; for the coordination of streets and highways within 27 proposed subdivisions with existing or planned streets and highways and with other public 28 facilities; for the dedication or reservation of recreation and other public use areas serving 29 residents of the subdivision; rights-of-way or easements for street and utility purposes; for the 30 distribution of population and traffic in a manner that will avoid congestion and overcrowding 31 and will create conditions compatible with protection of the public health, safety, and general 32 welfare, water quality and areas of significant/special natural features; and to facilitate adequate 33 provision for water, sewerage, roads, parks, and other infrastructure. 34 35 §475-4. Area of Authority. 36 37 These regulations and requirements shall apply to all development of land, including the revision 38 of existing development, as well as to subdivisions of land creating two (2) or more lots within 39 the corporate limits of the City of Aberdeen. Any subdivision having a part of its platted land 40 outside the corporate limits cannot have the plat approved by the City unless that land is annexed 41 into the City. This chapter shall be in addition to any other applicable regulations promulgated by 42 other agencies, whether stated herein or not. In case of conflict or overlap with other requirements 43 found within the Code of the City of Aberdeen or any other statute, the more stringent 44 requirement shall apply. 45

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Ordinance No. 18-O-16 Subdivision Regulations Page 3 of 30 §475-5. DEFINITIONS. 1 2 UNLESS OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY STATED, THE FOLLOWING TERMS SHALL, FOR 3 THE PURPOSE OF THIS CHAPTER, HAVE THE MEANING INDICATED. IN GENERAL, 4 WORDS USED IN THE PRESENT TENSE INCLUDE THE FUTURE, AND THE SINGULAR 5 INCLUDES THE PLURAL. ANY WORD OR TERM NOT DEFINED HEREIN SHALL BE 6 USED WITH A MEANING OF STANDARD USAGE. 7 8 ALLEY - A PUBLIC OR PRIVATE WAY PRIMARILY DESIGNED TO SERVE AS A 9 SECONDARY AND/OR SERVICE ACCESS FOR VEHICLES TO THE SIDE OR REAR OF 10 ABUTTING PROPERTIES WHOSE PRINCIPAL FRONTAGE IS ON ANOTHER STREET. 11 12 APPLICANT – ANY PERSON WHO PROPOSES TO SUBDIVIDE OR DEVELOP LAND 13 AND REQUIRED TO MAKE SUBMITTALS AND OBTAIN APPROVALS PURSUANT TO 14 THIS CHAPTER. 15 16 BUILDING - ANY STRUCTURE HAVING A ROOF SUPPORTED BY COLUMNS OR 17 WALLS AND INTENDED FOR SHELTER, HOUSING, STORAGE, OR ENCLOSURE OF 18 ANY INDIVIDUAL, ANIMAL, PROCESS, EQUIPMENT, GOODS, OR MATERIALS OF 19 ANY KIND. 20 21 CITY – THE CITY OF ABERDEEN. 22 23 CODE – THE CODE OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN. 24 25 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN – THE CITY’S CURRENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 26 ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE LAND USE ARTICLE OF THE ANNOTATED CODE OF 27 MARYLAND. 28 29 CONCEPT PLAN - A PRELIMINARY PRESENTATION AND ATTENDANT 30 DOCUMENTATION OF A PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OR SITE PLAN OF SUFFICIENT 31 ACCURACY TO BE USED AS A BASIS FOR DISCUSSION AND CLASSIFICATION. 32 33 CUL-DE-SAC – A LOCAL PUBLIC STREET WITH ONLY ONE OUTLET THAT 34 TERMINATES IN A VEHICULAR TURNAROUND, WITH SUCH TURNAROUND 35 HAVING AN APPROPRIATE TURNING RADIUS FOR THE SAFE AND CONVENIENT 36 REVERSAL OF TRAFFIC MOVEMENT. 37 38 DEPARTMENT – THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY 39 DEVELOPMENT OR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, AS APPLICABLE TO THE 40 CONTEXT, FOR THE CITY. 41 42 DEVELOPER OR SUBDIVIDER – ANY INDIVIDUAL, PARTNERSHIP, FIRM, 43 CORPORATION, ESTATE, TRUST, OR ANY OTHER GROUP OR COMBINATION, 44

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Ordinance No. 18-O-16 Subdivision Regulations Page 4 of 30 ACTING AS A UNIT (OR THE AGENTS THEREOF) THAT UNDERTAKES OR 1 PARTICIPATES IN THE ACTIVITIES COVERED BY THIS CHAPTER. 2 3 EASEMENT - AN INTEREST IN LAND OWNED BY ANOTHER THAT ENTITLES ITS 4 HOLDER TO A SPECIFIC LIMITED USE OR ENJOYMENT. 5 6 FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT – A DRAWING TO BE MADE OF OFFICIAL RECORD IN 7 THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, AND WHICH MAY BE ALL OR 8 A PORTION OF A PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAN. 9 10 FRONTAGE – THE PORTION OF A LOT ABUTTING A ROAD. 11 12 IMPROVED OR IMPROVEMENTS – THOSE PHYSICAL ADDITIONS, INSTALLATIONS, 13 AND OTHER APPROPRIATE ITEMS AND FACILITIES REQUIRED TO RENDER LAND 14 SUITABLE FOR THE PROPOSED USE. 15 16 INGRESS – AN ENTRY. 17 18 INTERSECTION – THE CROSSING OF TWO OR MORE ROADS AT GRADE. 19 20 LOT - A DESIGNATED AREA OF LAND ESTABLISHED BY PLAT, SUBDIVISION, OR 21 AS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY LAW, TO BE USED, DEVELOPED, OR BUILT UPON 22 AS A UNIT, WHETHER IMMEDIATE OR FUTURE. "LOT" SHALL INCLUDE THE 23 WORDS "PLOT" AND "PARCEL." 24 25 LOT AREA – THE TOTAL AREA WITHIN THE LINES OF A GIVEN LOT. 26 27 LOT LINE – THE PROPERTY LINES BOUNDING THE LOT. 28 29 LOT WIDTH – THE HORIZONTAL DISTANCE BETWEEN SIDE LOT LINES MEASURED 30 AT THE FRONT SETBACK LINE. 31 32 MAJOR SUBDIVISION – ANY SUBDIVISION OF LAND THAT IS NOT A MINOR 33 SUBDIVISION. 34 35 MINOR SUBDIVISION – THE DIVISION OF A SINGLE LOT, TRACT, OR PARCEL OF 36 LAND INTO FIVE (5) OR FEWER LOTS, TRACTS, OR PARCELS OF LAND FOR THE 37 PURPOSE OF BUILDING DEVELOPMENT, PROVIDED THAT THE PROPOSED LOTS, 38 TRACTS, OR PARCELS OF LAND THEREBY CREATED HAVE FRONTAGE ON AN 39 IMPROVED PUBLIC STREET OR STREETS, AND PROVIDED FURTHER THAT THERE 40 IS NOT CREATED BY THE SUBDIVISION ANY NEW STREET OR STREETS. 41 42 PLANNING COMMISSION - THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION, ESTABLISHED IN 43 CHAPTER 235 OF THIS CODE. 44 45

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Ordinance No. 18-O-16 Subdivision Regulations Page 5 of 30 PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAT – A MASTER DRAWING OF A SUBDIVISION 1 PREPARED FOR THE OVERALL PLANNING OF A PROPERTY TO BE SUBDIVIDED 2 AND WHICH IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THESE REGULATIONS. 3 4 PUBLIC WORKS AGREEMENT - CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE 5 CITY AND DEVELOPERS/CONTRACTORS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND 6 MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. 7 8 RIGHT-OF-WAY - A STRIP OF LAND OCCUPIED OR INTENDED TO BE OCCUPIED BY 9 A ROAD, ALLEY, CROSSWALK, SIDEWALK, RAILROAD, ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION 10 LINES, OIL OR GAS PIPELINE, WATER LINE, SANITARY OR STORM SEWER, OR 11 OTHER SIMILAR USES. 12 13 ROAD OR STREET- A RIGHT-OF-WAY THAT HAS BEEN IMPROVED, IS INTENDED 14 FOR MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC, AND PROVIDES ACCESS TO PROPERTY. BOTH 15 TERMS ARE USED INTERCHANGEABLY IN THIS CHAPTER. 16 17

A. ROAD, ARTERIAL - A ROAD THAT CARRIES THE MAJOR PORTION OF THE 18 TRAFFIC ENTERING AND LEAVING AN AREA OF THE CITY. FOUR 19 ARTERIAL STREET TYPES ARE DEFINED IN THE ABERDEEN 20 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND LISTED IN ORDER FROM REGIONAL TO 21 LOCAL SIGNIFICANCE: 22

23 (1) REGIONAL CONNECTOR ARTERIAL - THIS IS AN ARTERIAL STREET 24

WITH A COMBINATION OF FREE-FLOW RAMP AND SIGNALIZED 25 POINTS OF ACCESS. IT PRIMARILY PROVIDES MOBILITY THROUGH 26 ABERDEEN FOR MOTOR VEHICLE, TRUCK, AND COMMUTER BUS 27 TRAFFIC, AS WELL AS ACCESS TO MAJOR DESTINATIONS WITHIN 28 ABERDEEN. PROVISION OF SPACE FOR BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN 29 TRAVEL IS SECONDARY TO MOTOR VEHICLE MOVEMENT BUT NOT 30 OPTIONAL, AND THE DESIGN SHOULD EMPHASIZE FREQUENT, 31 SAFE CROSSINGS FOR CYCLISTS AND PEDESTRIANS. 32

33 (2) COMMERCIAL PRIMARY ARTERIAL - AN ARTERIAL STREET 34

SEGMENT THAT SERVES (OR IS PLANNED TO SERVE) A LOW- OR 35 MEDIUM-DENSITY COMMERCIAL AREA THAT MAY BE 36 EQUALLY ORIENTED TO RETAIL STORES, SERVICE, AND 37 INDUSTRIAL USE. THIS STREET EMPHASIZES TRANSIT AND MOTOR 38 VEHICLE TRAVEL, INCLUDING TRUCK MOVEMENTS. IT ALSO 39 FACILITATES BICYCLE ACCESS. 40

41 (3) VILLAGE CENTER MIXED USE ARTERIAL - AN ARTERIAL STREET 42

SEGMENT THAT SERVES A COMPACT MIXED-USE AREA THAT IS 43 FRONTED BY (OR PLANNED TO BE FRONTED BY) A VARIETY OF 44 COMMERCIAL, INSTITUTIONAL, GOVERNMENT, AND/OR 45

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RESIDENTIAL USES. THE STREET DESIGN EMPHASIZES 1 PEDESTRIAN, TRANSIT, AND BICYCLE TRAVEL WITH ADEQUATE 2 FACILITIES PROVIDED WITHIN THE STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY. 3

4 (4) RESIDENTIAL ARTERIAL - AN ARTERIAL STREET THAT SERVES 5

AND TRAVERSES A PRIMARILY RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD 6 AND IS FRONTED BY (OR PLANNED TO BE FRONTED BY) 7 RESIDENTIAL, PARK, OR INSTITUTIONAL PROPERTY. THIS 8 STREET’S DESIGN EMPHASIZES BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN 9 TRAVEL, LOCAL MOTOR VEHICLE TRAVEL, AND TRANSIT ACCESS. 10

11 B. ROAD, COLLECTOR - A ROAD WHICH PROVIDES FOR PRINCIPAL 12 INTERNAL MOVEMENTS WITHIN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS AND 13 BUSINESS OR INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS AND WHICH IS A PRIMARY MEANS 14 OF CIRCULATION BETWEEN ADJACENT NEIGHBORHOODS, WHICH 15 FUNCTIONS TO DISTRIBUTE TRAFFIC FROM ARTERIALS TO LOCAL AND 16 OTHER COLLECTOR ROADS AND COLLECTS TRAFFIC FROM LOCAL ROADS 17 AND CHANNELS IT INTO THE ARTERIAL SYSTEM. THREE COLLECTOR 18 STREET TYPES ARE DEFINED IN THE ABERDEEN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 19 AND LISTED IN ORDER FROM REGIONAL TO LOCAL SIGNIFICANCE: 20 21

(1) VILLAGE CENTER COLLECTOR STREETS - COLLECTOR OR LOCAL 22 STREETS LOCATED IN A MEDIUM- OR HIGH-DENSITY 23 RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, OR MIXED-USE AREA. THESE 24 STREETS, OFTEN CALLED SIDE STREETS, MAY INCLUDE STREET-25 LEVEL SHOPS, BUT DO NOT HAVE THE SAME LEVEL OF 26 PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR ACTIVITY AS ARTERIAL STREETS. 27 IN SOME LOCATIONS, THESE STREETS PROVIDE SERVICE, UTILITY, 28 AND EMERGENCY VEHICLE ACCESS TO ALLEYS, LOADING DOCKS, 29 AND BUILDING SERVICE AREAS FOR LOADING AND 30 UNLOADING GOODS, RECYCLABLES, AND REFUSE. ACCESS TO 31 THE STREET SYSTEM FROM OFF-STREET AND GARAGE PARKING 32 MAY ALSO BE LOCATED ON VILLAGE CENTER STREETS. THESE 33 STREETS MAY PROVIDE PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS A QUIETER 34 ALTERNATIVE TO ARTERIAL TRAFFIC. VILLAGE CENTER STREETS 35 HAVE BEEN FURTHER CLASSIFIED DISTINGUISHING WEST 36 BEL AIR AS MAIN STREET, THE ROADS ADJACENT TO FESTIVAL 37 SQUARE AND CITY HALL AS FESTIVAL STREETS; ALL OTHER 38 VILLAGE CENTER STREETS ARE CLASSIFIED AS LOCAL STREETS. 39

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NEIGHBORHOOD PRINCIPAL STREETS OCCUR IN LOWER-DENSITY 42 RESIDENTIAL AREAS AND PROVIDE ACCESS FOR FRONTING 43 PROPERTIES AND LINKS TO ADJACENT STREETS. LIKE VILLAGE 44 CENTER STREETS, THEY PROVIDE A WAY FOR TRAVEL TO AND 45

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FROM HOME, CONNECTIONS TO LOCAL RESOURCES, AND A 1 SHARED SPACE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD FOR WALKING, BIKING, 2 TALKING WITH NEIGHBORS, AND CONDUCTING EVERYDAY 3 ACTIVITIES. 4

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MINOR STREETS OCCUR IN LOW- AND MEDIUM-DENSITY 7 RESIDENTIAL AREAS. THESE STREETS ARE VERY SIMILAR TO 8 NEIGHBORHOOD PRINCIPAL STREETS IN FORM AND FUNCTION. 9 THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE OF THESE STREETS IS THEIR NEARLY 10 EXCLUSIVE ORIENTATION TO PROVIDING ACCESS TO 11 RESIDENCES. SINCE RESIDENTIAL STREETS HAVE LOW-TRAFFIC 12 VOLUMES WITH INFREQUENT TRAVEL BY LARGE VEHICLES, ALL 13 USERS OTHER THAN PEDESTRIANS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED 14 WITHIN A RELATIVELY NARROW TRAVEL WAY. 15

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TO ABUTTING PROPERTIES. 18 19

SIDEWALK – A PUBLIC WAY THAT PROVIDES OR IS PROPOSED TO PROVIDE 20 ACCESS FOR PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC TO ABUTTING PROPERTIES. 21

22 STRUCTURE - A COMBINATION OF MATERIALS TO FORM A CONSTRUCTION FOR 23 USE, OCCUPANCY, OR ORNAMENTATION, WHETHER INSTALLED BELOW OR 24 ABOVE THE SURFACE OF LAND OR WATER. 25 26 SUBDIVISION - THE DIVISION OF A PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND INTO TWO (2) OR 27 MORE LOTS OR PARCELS, OR THE RECONFIGURATION OF EXISTING RECORDED 28 LOTS OR PARCELS. 29 30

ARTICLE II. SUBDIVISION CONTROL 31 32 §475-6. SUBDIVIDER SHALL PREPARE AND RECORD PLAT. 33 34 AN OWNER WHO DESIRES TO SUBDIVIDE A TRACT OF LAND IN THE CITY SHALL 35 CAUSE A PLAT OF SUCH SUBDIVISION TO BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 36 PROVISIONS SET FORTH IN THESE REGULATIONS, AND A COPY OF SAID PLAT 37 SHALL BE RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 38 HARFORD COUNTY. 39 40 §475-7. TRANSFERS, SALES AND BUILDING PERMITS. 41 42 NO LOT IN A SUBDIVISION OR ANY SECTION OF A SUBDIVISION SHALL BE 43 TRANSFERRED, NOR SHALL A BUILDING PERMIT BE ISSUED FOR A STRUCTURE 44

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ARTICLE III. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAND 4 5 §475-8. GENERAL. 6 7

A. THE CITY MAY NOT FINALLY APPROVE ANY PART OF A PROPOSED 8 SUBDIVISION OF LAND THAT WILL BE SERVED BY A PUBLIC SEWAGE 9 SYSTEM, AS DEFINED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND 10 MENTAL HYGIENE, IF THE TOTAL PLANNED SUBDIVISION WILL GENERATE 11 TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED (2,500) GALLONS OF AVERAGE DAILY 12 SEWAGE FLOW, UNLESS THAT PART OF THE SUBDIVISION TO BE 13 RECORDED AND ITS RESPECTIVE SEWAGE SYSTEM IS IN AT LEAST AN 14 “IMMEDIATE PRIORITY” SEWER SERVICE AREA IN THE HARFORD COUNTY 15 MASTER PLAN FOR WATER AND SEWER. A DETERMINATION OF THE 16 AMOUNT OF AVERAGE DAILY SEWAGE FLOW BY THE ABERDEEN 17 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SHALL BE FINAL AS TO THE DEVELOPER 18 FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION. 19 20

B. IF REQUIRED BY THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, DRAINAGE AND 21 UTILITY EASEMENTS SHALL BE PROVIDED BETWEEN LOTS WIDER THAN 22 THE MINIMUM SIDE YARD WIDTHS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 235 OF THIS 23 CODE. THIS REQUIREMENT MAY NECESSITATE WIDER LOTS AT THESE 24 LOCATIONS. 25

26 C. THE SUBDIVISION LAYOUT SHALL CONFORM TO ALL LOT LAYOUT, BULK 27

REGULATIONS, AND SIMILAR REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 235 OF THIS 28 CODE FOR THAT PARTICULAR ZONING DISTRICT. 29

30 D. SEE APPENDIX I FOR GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SUBMISSION OF A 31

PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAT OR SITE PLAN. 32 33 §475-9. STREETS AND ROADS. 34 35

A. STREETS AND ROADS SHALL CONFORM TO THE ADOPTED 36 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND THE HARFORD COUNTY ROAD CODE. 37

38 B. WHEREVER A TRACT OF LAND TO BE SUBDIVIDED INCLUDES ANY PART OF 39

A ROAD INDICATED IN THE TRANSPORTATION ELEMENT OF THE 40 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, THE LOCATION, TYPE AND CONSTRUCTION OF 41 SUCH ROAD SHALL BE INCORPORATED BY THE SUBDIVIDER IN THE 42 LAYOUT OF THE SUBDIVISION. 43

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C. NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF SUBSECTION B., WHEN A TRACT 1 OF LAND TO BE SUBDIVIDED ABUTS AN EXISTING CITY ROAD, THE 2 SUBDIVIDER SHALL, AS A CONDITION OF SUBDIVISION APPROVAL, DEED 3 TO THE CITY, IN FEE SIMPLE, BY SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, A ROAD 4 IMPROVEMENT APPROPRIATE TO THE ROAD AND ITS FUNCTIONAL 5 CLASSIFICATION. WHEN THE TRACT FRONTS ALONG ONE SIDE OF THE 6 EXISTING ROAD, THE SUBDIVIDER SHALL DEED ALL OF THE REQUIRED 7 RIGHT-OF-WAY, CALCULATED FROM THE CENTERLINE OF THE EXISTING 8 ROAD, THAT IS REASONABLY NECESSARY FOR ROAD WIDENING. TITLE TO 9 ROAD IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE GOOD AND MARKETABLE AND FREE OF 10 LIENS AND ENCUMBRANCES. 11

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A. THE SUBDIVIDER SHALL BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL, OR TO 15 ENTER INTO AGREEMENTS TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL, CERTAIN MINIMUM 16 IMPROVEMENTS IN THE SUBDIVISION AS A CONDITION OF APPROVAL OF 17 THE FINAL PLAT BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL. 18 19

B. ALL REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED IN 20 ACCORDANCE WITH THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF THESE 21 REGULATIONS AND THE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS AND 22 SPECIFICATIONS ADOPTED BY THE CITY OR OTHER GOVERNMENTAL 23 AGENCY AS MAY HAVE JURISDICTION OVER A PARTICULAR 24 IMPROVEMENT. NOTHING CONTAINED HEREIN, HOWEVER, SHALL BE 25 CONSTRUED AS PROHIBITING THE SUBDIVIDER FROM INSTALLING 26 IMPROVEMENTS MEETING HIGHER STANDARDS THAN THE MINIMUM 27 REQUIREMENTS. 28 29

C. NO SUBDIVISION OR DEVELOPMENT SHALL BE APPROVED UNLESS IT 30 DIRECTLY ACCESSES TO AN EXISTING PAVED PUBLIC ROAD NETWORK. 31 ALL ROADS PROVIDING ACCESS FROM A SUBDIVISION OR DEVELOPMENT 32 TO AN EXISTING PAVED CITY, COUNTY, OR STATE ROAD SHALL BE 33 CONSTRUCTED TO THE APPROPRIATE ROAD SPECIFICATIONS BY THE 34 DEVELOPER. 35

36 D. CONSTRUCTION OF ACCESS ROAD. ANY NEW OR EXISTING ROAD RIGHT-37

OF-WAY, LEADING FROM AN EXISTING CITY, COUNTY, OR STATE ROAD TO 38 THE PROPOSED PROJECT AND ALL INTERNAL ROADS, INCLUDING STUB 39 ROADS, SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OR IMPROVED TO THE PRESCRIBED 40 WIDTH AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION AS REFERRED TO IN THE HARFORD 41 COUNTY ROAD CODE. 42

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(1) ALL PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTS OR SUBDIVISIONS DESCRIBED IN 1 PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION TO BE CONSTRUCTED ALONG 2 EXISTING CITY ROADWAYS MUST BE IMPROVED ALONG THEIR 3 PROPERTY FRONTAGE IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SAFE INGRESS AND 4 EGRESS TO THE SITE AND TO MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF THAT 5 DEVELOPMENT. FRONTAGE IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE CONSISTENT 6 WITH SECTIONS 475-10.A AND 475-10.B. 7 8

(2) FRONTAGE IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE REQUIRED WHEN A PARCEL 9 OF LAND IS SUBDIVIDED OR DEVELOPED FOR PURPOSES OF 10 CREATING: 11

12 (A) ANY COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, OR INSTITUTIONAL USE; 13

14 (B) ANY RESIDENTIAL USE EXCEEDING FOUR (4) DWELLING 15

UNITS OR LOTS. 16 17

(3) THE EXTENT OF THE ROAD IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED PURSUANT 18 TO THIS SECTION SHALL BE DETERMINED BY CHAPTER 302 OF THIS 19 CODE. 20

21 (4) PHASING. UPON THE MUTUAL RECOMMENDATION OF THE 22

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF 23 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, IN SUBDIVISIONS 24 EXCEEDING ONE HUNDRED (100) RESIDENTIAL LOTS, THE 25 IMPROVEMENTS MAY BE PHASED OVER A PERIOD OF TIME AND ON 26 A SCHEDULE TO BE DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 27 WORKS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY 28 DEVELOPMENT. THE PHASING SCHEDULE SHALL BE INCORPORATED 29 IN THE CONCEPT PLAN APPROVAL FOR PROJECTS REQUIRING 30 CONCEPT PLAN APPROVAL AND IN THE PRELIMINARY PLAT 31 APPROVAL FOR ALL OTHER PROJECTS. 32

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A. THE DEVELOPER SHALL ACQUIRE RIGHTS-OF-WAY WHICH ARE 36 NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED BY THIS 37 CHAPTER. 38

39 B. TO THE EXTENT LAND REQUIRED FOR SUCH RIGHTS-OF-WAY IS OWNED 40

BY THE DEVELOPER, THEN THE RIGHTS-OF-WAY SHALL BE CONVEYED TO 41 THE CITY, BY SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED IN FEE SIMPLE, AT NO COST. A 42 TITLE CERTIFICATE CERTIFYING THAT THE GRANTOR IS VESTED WITH 43 GOOD AND MARKETABLE FEE SIMPLE TITLE, FREE AND CLEAR OF LIENS 44 AND ENCUMBRANCES, SHALL ACCOMPANY EACH DEED. 45

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1 C. THE USAGE OF THE TERM “RIGHT-OF-WAY” FOR PLATTING PURPOSES 2

SHALL MEAN THAT EVERY RIGHT-OF-WAY ESTABLISHED AND SHOWN ON 3 THE FINAL PLAT IS TO BE SEPARATE AND DISTINCT FROM LOTS OR 4 PARCELS ADJOINING SUCH RIGHT-OF-WAY, AND NOT INCLUDED WITH THE 5 DIMENSIONS OR AREAS OF SUCH LOTS OR PARCELS. 6 7

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A. THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS CHAPTER SHALL NOT APPLY TO LOTS 10 SHOWN ON A PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAT APPROVED PRIOR TO THE 11 EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS CHAPTER, PROVIDED THAT A FINAL 12 SUBDIVISION PLAT APPLICABLE TO THAT PARCEL IS RECORDED IN THE 13 LAND RECORDS OF HARFORD COUNTY WITHIN TWELVE (12) MONTHS 14 AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS CHAPTER. 15 16

B. THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS CHAPTER SHALL NOT APPLY TO LOTS 17 SHOWN ON A PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLAT PENDING APPROVAL AS 18 OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS CHAPTER, PROVIDED THAT THE 19 REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 235 OF THIS CODE SHALL APPLY AND THE 20 PLAT SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION WITHIN (60) 21 DAYS FROM THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS CHAPTER, AND A FINAL PLAT 22 APPLICABLE TO THAT PARCEL SHALL BE RECORDED IN THE LAND 23 RECORDS OF HARFORD COUNTY WITHIN TWELVE (12) MONTHS AFTER THE 24 DATE OF APPROVAL OF THE PRELIMINARY PLAT. 25

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A. STREETS SHALL CONNECT WITH EXISTING STREETS, AND SHALL BE 29 ARRANGED TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO ADJOINING SUBDIVISIONS AND 30 NEIGHBORING STREETS, EXCEPT FOR CUL-DE-SACS OR STREETS 31 DESIGNED TO HAVE ONE END PERMANENTLY CLOSED. 32

33 B. THE STREET PLAN SHALL GIVE RECOGNITION TO EXISTING TOPOGRAPHY 34

AND SHALL PROVIDE FOR GOOD DRAINAGE. 35 36

C. PROPOSED STREETS SHALL PROVIDE FOR CONTINUATION OF ANY 37 EXISTING STREETS (CONSTRUCTED OR RECORDED) THAT COME TO THE 38 BOUNDARY LINE OF ADJOINING PROPERTY, WHERE FEASIBLE, UNLESS 39 OTHERWISE RECOMMENDED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 40

41 D. THE STREET PLAN SHALL INCLUDE A MARGINAL ACCESS STREET OF 42

CONSIDERABLE CONTINUITY GENERALLY PARALLEL TO AND NEAR ANY 43 MAIN THOROUGHFARE OR CONTROLLED-ACCESS HIGHWAY. 44

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E. STREETS SHALL INTERSECT AS NEARLY AT RIGHT ANGLES AS IS 1 PRACTICAL. 2

3 F. CUL-DE-SACS OR STREETS DESIGNED TO HAVE ONE END PERMANENTLY 4

CLOSED SHALL NOT EXCEED SIX HUNDRED (600) FEET IN LENGTH, AND 5 MAY BE APPROVED WHERE NECESSITATED BY TOPOGRAPHY OR WHERE, 6 IN THE JUDGMENT OF THE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY 7 DEVELOPMENT, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC 8 WORKS, THEY ARE APPROPRIATE FOR THE TYPE OF DEVELOPMENT 9 CONTEMPLATED. A TURNAROUND WITH THE APPROPRIATE RADIUS MUST 10 MEET THE MINIMUM STANDARDS SET BY THE HARFORD COUNTY ROAD 11 CODE. NEITHER THE TURNAROUND DIAMETER OF A CUL-DE-SAC OR A 12 ROTARY, NOR THE TURN-SLOT OF A T-TYPE OR L-TYPE CUL-DE-SAC SHALL 13 BE USED FOR THE PARKING OF VEHICLES. 14

15 G. NEIGHBORHOOD MINOR COLLECTOR STREETS SHALL BE PLANNED IN 16

ORDER TO DISCOURAGE USE BY NON-LOCAL TRAFFIC. 17 18

H. WHERE A NEW SUBDIVISION INVOLVES FRONTAGE ON AN ARTERIAL 19 ROAD, PARTICULARLY A CONTROLLED-ACCESS HIGHWAY, THE STREET 20 LAYOUT SHALL PROVIDE VEHICULAR ACCESS TO SUCH FRONTAGE BY 21 ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MEANS: 22

23 (1) A PARALLEL STREET WHICH PROVIDES FRONTAGE FOR LOTS WITH 24

REAR YARDS THAT ABUT THE HIGHWAY, OR PROVIDING THE 25 APPROACH FOR VEHICLES TO A DEVELOPMENT; 26

27 (2) A SERIES OF CUL-DE-SACS OR SHORT LOOPS ENTERED FROM AND 28

PLANNED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SUCH PARALLEL STREET, WITH THE 29 REAR LINES OF THE TERMINAL LOTS ABUTTING ON THE HIGHWAY. 30

31 I. IF A RAILROAD TRAVERSES THE PROPERTY, THE STREET PLAN SHOULD: 32

33 (1) MAKE ALLOWANCE FOR FUTURE UNDERPASSES OR OVERPASSES 34

WHERE GRADE SEPARATIONS ARE PROBABLE; 35 36

(2) PARALLEL THE RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY WITH A STREET AT 37 SUFFICIENT DISTANCE FROM THE RAILROAD TO FORM A BUFFER 38 YARD OR PARK, BUSINESS, INDUSTRIAL OR OTHER APPROPRIATE 39 USE, OR; 40

41 (3) PROVIDE CUL-DE-SACS OR LOOPS APPROXIMATELY AT RIGHT 42

ANGLES TO THE RAILROAD SO AS TO PROVIDE LOTS OF MORE 43 THAN NORMAL DEPTH, BY AT LEAST THIRTY PERCENT (30%), TO 44 ABUT THE RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. 45

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1 J. STREET NAMES SHALL BE CLEARED THROUGH THE CITY OF ABERDEEN 2

AND THE HARFORD COUNTY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER PRIOR TO 3 THE TIME OF SUBMISSION OF THE FINAL PLAT. NAMES SHALL NOT 4 DUPLICATE OR CLOSELY APPROXIMATE EXISTING STREET NAMES IN OR 5 NEAR THE CITY OF ABERDEEN, UNLESS THEY ARE EXTENSIONS OF 6 EXISTING OR PREVIOUSLY PLANNED STREETS OF THE SAME NAME. 7 8

§475-14. DIMENSIONAL STANDARDS. 9 10

A. RIGHT-OF-WAY, PAVEMENT WIDTHS, AND EASEMENT WIDTHS. 11 12

(1) THE MINIMUM RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR ROADS AND EASEMENT WIDTHS 13 SHALL BE IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CLASSIFICATIONS OF THE 14 ROAD ESTABLISHED BY THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND THE 15 STANDARDS ADOPTED BY REFERENCE IN THE HARFORD COUNTY 16 ROAD CODE, AS AMENDED. THE FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION SHALL 17 BE DETERMINED BY THE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY 18 DEVELOPMENT AND THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS. TABLE I 19 PROVIDES THE MINIMUM RIGHT-OF-WAY AND PAVEMENT WIDTHS FOR 20 THE ROAD TYPES SPECIFIED. 21

22 TABLE 1: RIGHT-OF-WAY AND PAVEMENT WIDTHS 23

CLASSIFICATION OF ROAD

RIGHT-OF-WAY WIDTH

MINIMUM PAVEMENT WIDTH

DESIGN SPEED

RESIDENTIAL, ARTERIAL 80’ 44’- 48’ 35 – 50 MPH

NON-RESIDENTIAL, ARTERIAL

100’ 48’ 35 – 50 MPH

RESIDENTIAL, COLLECTOR 60’ 36’ – 44’ 25 – 35 MPH

NON-RESIDENTIAL, COLLECTOR

80’ 48’ 25 – 40 MPH

24 (2) THE MINIMUM EASEMENT WIDTH FOR DRAINAGE AND UTILITY 25

EASEMENTS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 26 PUBLIC WORKS. 27

28 B. PRIVATE ROADS FOR COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. 29

AFTER COMPLETING CONSTRUCTION OF THE PRIVATE ROAD, THE 30 DEVELOPER OR ANY SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE DEVELOPER SHALL: 31

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(1) OBTAIN CERTIFICATION FROM A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER 1 LICENSED BY THE STATE OF MARYLAND THAT BASED ON SITE 2 INSPECTIONS OR CORE SAMPLES CONDUCTED OR OBTAINED BY THE 3 ENGINEER, THE PRIVATE ROAD HAS BEEN CONSTRUCTED TO THE 4 STANDARDS OF THE HARFORD COUNTY ROAD CODE AND THE 5 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR THE CITY OF ABERDEEN. 6 7

(2) FURNISH A COPY OF THE CERTIFICATION TO THE PROPERTY 8 OWNERS AND TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. THE 9 DEVELOPER OR ANY SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE DEVELOPER 10 SHALL, AT THE TIME OF FINAL PLAT APPROVAL, FILE IN THE 11 HARFORD COUNTY LAND RECORDS, A PRIVATE ROAD AGREEMENT 12 APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ESTABLISHING 13 RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAINTENANCE OF THE PRIVATE ROAD. 14 15

(3) REMAIN RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE OF THE PRIVATE ROAD 16 UNTIL A DEVELOPER, WHO CREATES A PRIVATE ROAD, COMPLIES 17 WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE HARFORD COUNTY ROAD CODE, 18 AS AMENDED, AND THIS SECTION. 19 20

C. RESIDENTIAL LOTS. 21 22 (1) EVERY LOT SHALL FRONT ON A PUBLIC STREET AND SHALL HAVE 23

THE MINIMUM WIDTH AT THE BUILDING SETBACK LINE REQUIRED 24 FOR THE ZONING DISTRICT. 25 26

(2) CORNER LOTS SHALL HAVE WIDTH SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE 27 FRONT YARD SETBACK DEPTH REQUIREMENTS OFF BOTH ROAD 28 FRONTAGES. 29

30 (3) BUILDING SETBACK LINES SHALL BE ESTABLISHED AND SHOWN ON 31

THE SUBDIVISION PLAT ALONG ALL STREETS IN ACCORDANCE 32 WITH CHAPTER 235 OF THIS CODE. 33

34 §475-15. REQUIREMENTS FOR ROAD, SANITARY, AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS 35

IN NEW SUBDIVISIONS. 36 37

A. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS. 38 39

(1) WATER AND SEWER FACILITIES. WHERE A DEVELOPMENT IS TO BE 40 SERVED BY A PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY OR SEWERAGE SYSTEM, SUCH 41 FACILITIES SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 42 STANDARDS ADOPTED BY REFERENCE IN THE HARFORD COUNTY 43 WATER AND SEWER DESIGN MANUAL AND THE CITY’S EXCEPTIONS 44 AND MATERIALS LISTING. A WATER SYSTEM SHALL INCLUDE 45

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STANDARD FIRE HYDRANTS AND WATER LINES OF SUFFICIENT SIZE 1 TO PROVIDE STANDARD FIRE PROTECTION. A WATER LINE AND 2 WATER METER, AND SEWER LATERAL WITH CLEAN OUT SHALL BE 3 PROVIDED FOR EACH LOT AND SHALL EXTEND TO THE LOT LINE. 4 UPON COMPLETION OF THE WATER SYSTEM, THE DEVELOPER SHALL 5 FURNISH THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, A MAP AND 6 DRAWING IN A FORMAT DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 7 PUBLIC WORKS, SHOWING THE SYSTEM’S WATER MAIN SHUTOFF 8 VALVES. 9 10

(2) STORM DRAINAGE. EVERY SUBDIVISION SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH 11 A STORMWATER DRAINAGE SYSTEM ADEQUATE TO SERVE THE 12 AREA BEING PLATTED, INCLUDING ANY SURFACE DRAINAGE WATER 13 ORIGINATING OUTSIDE THE LIMITS OF THE AREA, WHICH WOULD 14 ORDINARILY RUN THROUGH THE AREA BEING PLATTED, AND 15 OTHERWISE MEETING THE DRAINAGE SPECIFICATIONS AS SET 16 FORTH IN THE HARFORD COUNTY ROAD CODE AND CHAPTER 465 OF 17 THIS CODE. UPON COMPLETION OF THE STORM DRAIN SYSTEM, THE 18 DEVELOPER SHALL FURNISH THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS A 19 MAP AND DRAWING, IN A FORMAT DETERMINED BY THE 20 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, SHOWING THE STORM DRAIN 21 SYSTEM. 22 23

(3) VIDEO RECORDING. ALL NEW AND EXISTING PUBLIC WATER, SEWER, 24 AND STORM DRAINS SHALL BE VIDEO RECORDED AND THIS 25 INFORMATION SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF 26 PUBLIC WORKS. 27 28

(4) STREET NAME SIGNS. WHERE REQUIRED, STREET NAME SIGNS, OF A 29 DESIGN AND TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION WHICH MEETS THE APPROVAL 30 OF AND PLACED IN POSITION DESIGNATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 31 PUBLIC WORKS, SHALL BE ERECTED AT EACH HIGHWAY AND/OR 32 STREET INTERSECTION AT THE EXPENSE OF THE DEVELOPER. THE 33 DEVELOPER SHALL INSTALL TEMPORARY STREET SIGNS IN THE 34 DEVELOPMENT BEFORE THE CITY ISSUES A BUILDING PERMIT FOR A 35 LOT INCLUDED IN THE PUBLIC WORKS AGREEMENT FOR THE 36 DEVELOPMENT. 37 38

(5) UTILITY LINES. EXTENSIONS OF DISTRIBUTION LINES NECESSARY TO 39 PROVIDE ELECTRIC AND TELEPHONE SERVICE TO ANY RESIDENTIAL, 40 COMMERCIAL, OR INDUSTRIAL SUBDIVISION SHALL BE SUBJECT TO 41 THE UNDERGROUND RULES OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 42 AND EXISTING TARIFFS. 43 44

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(6) SIDEWALKS. SIDEWALKS MEASURING A MINIMUM OF FIVE (5) FEET 1 WIDE SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED FOR ALL NEW DEVELOPMENTS ON 2 BOTH SIDES OF THE STREET. 3 4

(7) DRIVEWAY ACCESS. DRIVEWAY ACCESS TO THE STREET SHALL NOT 5 BE LOCATED WITHIN TEN (10) FEET OF A STORM DRAIN. ALL 6 DRIVEWAY ACCESS TO THE STREET SHALL BE BY A CONCRETE 7 DRIVEWAY APRON IN CONFORMANCE WITH CITY STANDARDS. 8 9

(8) CROSSWALKS. CROSSWALKS, WHERE REQUIRED, SHALL BE 10 CONSTRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WIDTH AND 11 SPECIFICATIONS CONTAINED IN THE HARFORD COUNTY ROAD CODE, 12 AS AMENDED BY THE CITY OF ABERDEEN. 13

14 B. SPECIFICATIONS FOR SUPPORTING DETAILED PLANS AND DATA. PLANS 15

AND PROFILES SHALL BE SUBMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULES, 16 REGULATIONS, AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 17 WORKS AND THE HARFORD COUNTY ROAD CODE, AS AMENDED BY THE 18 CITY. 19

20 C. APPROVED PLANS SHALL BE SUBMITTED IN A FORMAT DETERMINED BY 21

THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 22 23

D. INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE. ALL CONSTRUCTION WORK ON REQUIRED 24 IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE SUBJECT TO INSPECTION DURING AND UPON 25 COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION, BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 26 WORKS, OR BY AN AUTHORIZED ENGINEERING REPRESENTATIVE OF THE 27 CITY. THE SUBDIVIDER SHALL FURNISH THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 28 WORKS WITH ACCURATE AND DETAILED ENGINEERING DRAWINGS OF ALL 29 IMPROVEMENTS AS THEY WERE ACTUALLY CONSTRUCTED, IN A FORMAT 30 DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT. 31

32 E. NO BUILDING PERMITS SHALL BE APPROVED UNTIL ALL REQUIRED 33

IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED AND 34 ACCEPTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THIS CHAPTER, OR A PUBLIC WORKS 35 AGREEMENT IS EXECUTED AND SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE POSTED. NO 36 SUCH GUARANTEE SHALL BE RELEASED UNTIL ALL IMPROVEMENTS 37 SECURED BY SUCH GUARANTEE HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND ACCEPTED. 38 THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SHALL, IN THE EVENT OF QUESTIONS 39 CONCERNING THE AMOUNT OF GUARANTEE REQUIRED, MAKE A FINAL 40 REVISION ON THE AMOUNT OR TYPE OF GUARANTEE BASED ON AT LEAST 41 TWO (2) CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATES MADE FOR THE IMPROVEMENTS TO BE 42 ACCOMPLISHED. 43

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ARTICLE IV. PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLATS AND SITE PLANS. 1 2 §475-16. PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLATS AND SITE PLANS. 3 4

A. SUBMISSION PROCEDURE. 5 6

(1) THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, 7 THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, AND THE CITY ENGINEER, 8 SHALL HOLD A MEETING WITH THE APPLICANT OR ITS AGENT(S) TO 9 REVIEW A PRELIMINARY PLAT AND SITE PLAN PRIOR TO ANY 10 SUBMITTALS. 11 12

(2) AT A MINIMUM, SUBMITTALS FOR PRELIMINARY PLATS AND SITE 13 PLANS SHALL INCLUDE ALL ITEMS AS SPECIFIED ON THE MOST 14 RECENT CHECKLIST PROVIDED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING 15 AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, WHICH IS INCORPORATED BY 16 REFERENCE. 17

18 (3) ALL PLANS ARE REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED THIRTY (30) 19

CALENDAR DAYS PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED PLANNING 20 COMMISSION MEETING AT WHICH THE PLANS WILL BE DISCUSSED. 21 22

(4) FIFTEEN (15) COPIES OF THE PRELIMINARY PLATS AND SITE PLANS 23 FOR ALL PROPOSED SUBDIVISIONS AND SITE PLANS SHALL BE 24 SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY 25 DEVELOPMENT. PRELIMINARY PLATS AND SITE PLANS SHALL BE 26 DISTRIBUTED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION, DEPARTMENT OF 27 PUBLIC WORKS, HARFORD COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 28 HARFORD COUNTY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS, AND ANY OTHER 29 AGENCIES OF INTEREST FOR REVIEW THIRTY (30) DAYS PRIOR TO A 30 SCHEDULED PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING. 31 32

(5) THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OR SITE PLAN SHALL BE COMPLETE IN 33 ACCORDANCE WITH THE INFORMATION REQUIRED IN PARAGRAPH 34 B BELOW. 35

36 B. REVIEW AND APPROVAL PROCEDURE. 37

38 (1) IF A FOREST CONSERVATION PLAN IS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 280 OF 39

THIS CODE, THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OR SITE PLAN SHALL NOT BE 40 APPROVED UNTIL THE FOREST CONSERVATION PLAN HAS BEEN 41 APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY 42 DEVELOPMENT AND THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 43 44

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(2) THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1 AND THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SHALL REVIEW THE 2 PRELIMINARY PLAT OR SITE PLAN AND PROVIDE COMMENTS TO 3 THE APPLICANT AND PLANNING COMMISSION PRIOR TO THE 4 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING AT WHICH THE PLAT OR PLAN 5 WILL BE REVIEWED. 6

7 (3) THE PLANNING COMMISSION SHALL HOLD A REVIEW OF THE 8

PRELIMINARY PLAT OR SITE PLAN AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS 9 TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL. 10

11 (4) THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL SHALL REVIEW THE PRELIMINARY 12

PLAT OR SITE PLAN AND TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE 13 RECOMMENDATIONS PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH 14 SUBSECTIONS B.(2) AND B.(3) BEFORE TAKING ACTION. 15

16 (5) THE APPLICANT SHALL COMPLY WITH CHAPTER 302 OF THIS CODE. 17

18 (6) UPON EXPIRATION OF ANY PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL, ANY 19

REMAINING UNRECORDED LOTS ON ANY PORTION OF THE AREA 20 COVERED BY THE PRELIMINARY PLAT SHALL BE DEEMED NULL 21 AND VOID AND FUTURE SUBDIVISION OF THIS LAND SHALL MEET 22 THE REQUIREMENTS ESTABLISHED IN CHAPTER 235 OF THIS CODE. 23

24 (7) FOR ANY DEVELOPMENT EXCEEDING ONE HUNDRED (100) LOTS OR 25

UNITS, A PROPOSED PHASING SCHEDULE MAY BE SUBMITTED BY 26 THE APPLICANT. IF SUCH A PHASING SCHEDULE IS AGREED UPON 27 BY THE CITY, THE APPLICANT SHALL INCLUDE SUCH A SCHEDULE 28 TO BE INCORPORATED IN THE PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL. 29

30 C. DURATION OF PRELIMINARY PLAT AND SITE PLANS. 31

32 (1) A PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL SHALL BE VALID FOR TWO (2) 33

YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE CITY COUNCIL’S APPROVAL. A ONE-34 TIME, ONE (1) YEAR EXTENSION MAY BE GRANTED BY THE CITY 35 COUNCIL IF THE SITE PLAN IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE 36 ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITY STANDARDS AS OUTLINED IN 37 CHAPTER 302 OF THIS CODE, AND UPON A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR 38 AN EXTENSION FILED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND 39 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AT LEAST SIXTY (60) CALENDAR DAYS 40 BEFORE THE DATE ON WHICH THE PLAT’S PREVIOUS APPROVAL 41 WILL EXPIRE. 42 43

(2) SITE PLANS SHALL BE VALID FOR TWO (2) YEARS FROM THE DATE 44 OF THE CITY COUNCIL’S APPROVAL OF THE PRELIMINARY PLAT. A 45

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ONE-TIME, ONE (1) YEAR EXTENSION MAY BE GRANTED BY THE 1 CITY COUNCIL IF THE SITE PLAN IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH 2 APPLICABLE ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITY STANDARDS AS 3 OUTLINED IN THE CODE OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN, CHAPTER 302, 4 GROWTH MANAGEMENT, AND UPON A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR AN 5 EXTENSION FILED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND 6 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AT LEAST SIXTY (60) CALENDAR DAYS 7 BEFORE THE DATE ON WHICH THE PLAN’S PREVIOUS APPROVAL 8 WILL EXPIRE. 9

10 (3) THE APPLICANT’S ENGINEER OR DESIGN PROFESSIONAL SHALL 11

PROVIDE A COPY OF ALL APPROVED PLANS TO THE DEPARTMENT 12 OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND DEPARTMENT 13 OF PUBLIC WORKS IN A FORMAT DETERMINED BY EACH 14 DEPARTMENT. 15

16 ARTICLE V. THE FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT. 17

18 §475-17. THE FINAL PLAT. 19 20

A. THE FINAL PLAT OF A SUBDIVISION MAY INCLUDE ALL OR ANY PORTION 21 OF THE AREA COVERED BY THE PRELIMINARY PLAT. THE FINAL PLAT 22 SHALL BE SURVEYED AND PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 23 MINIMUM STANDARD DETAIL REQUIREMENTS FOR AMERICAN LAND TITLE 24 ASSOCIATION (ALTA)/AMERICAN CONGRESS OF SURVEYING AND MAPPING 25 (ACSM) LAND TITLE SURVEYS (FEBRUARY 23, 2011). 26

27 B. THE FINAL PLAT SHALL INCORPORATE ANY CHANGES OR ADDITIONS 28

REQUIRED BY THE PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL AND SHALL CONFORM 29 TO THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: 30 31

(1) THE FINAL PLAT SHALL BE LEGIBLY AND ACCURATELY PREPARED 32 ON, OR PRINTED ON, SHEETS A MINIMUM OF TWENTY-FOUR (24) 33 INCHES BY TWENTY (20) INCHES IN SIZE. 34

35 (2) THE FINAL PLAT SHALL BE DRAWN LEGIBLY AND ACCURATELY AT 36

A SCALE OF ONE (1) INCH TO FIFTY (50) FEET, OR (1) INCH TO ONE 37 HUNDRED (100) FEET, AS DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 38 PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, DEPENDING UPON THE 39 SIZE OF THE SUBDIVISION. 40

41 C. INFORMATION REQUIRED. AT A MINIMUM, FINAL PLATS SHALL INCLUDE 42

ALL ITEMS AS SPECIFIED ON THE MOST RECENT CHECKLIST PROVIDED BY 43 THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, WHICH 44 IS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE. 45

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D. GRAPHIC INFORMATION REQUIRED. TWO (2) OR MORE CORNERS SHALL BE 2 ACCURATELY TIED BY A SYSTEM OF BEARINGS AND DISTANCES TO A 3 MONUMENT OF THE ABERDEEN SYSTEM. COORDINATES OF THE CORNERS 4 SHALL BE COMPUTED AND SHOWN IN X (EASTING) AND Y (NORTHING) IN 5 THE MARYLAND COORDINATE SYSTEM REFERENCED TO THE NORTH 6 AMERICAN DATUM 1983. THE COORDINATE VALUES SHALL BE EXPRESSED 7 IN FEET. 8 9

E. THE FINAL PLAT SHALL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING OWNER’S STATEMENTS: 10 11

(1) “THE OWNER HEREBY GRANTS THE CITY OF ABERDEEN, MARYLAND, 12 AN EASEMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, 13 AND REPLACEMENT OF WATER, SEWER, AND STORM DRAINAGE 14 LINES WITHIN THE DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENTS AND ROAD 15 IMPROVEMENT RIGHTS-OF-WAY AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT.” 16 17

(2) “NO LOT MAY BE SUBDIVIDED TO PRODUCE A BUILDING SITE OF 18 LESS AREA OR WIDTH THAN THE MINIMUM REQUIRED BY THE 19 ABERDEEN SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS OR THE ABERDEEN 20 DEVELOPMENT CODE.” 21 22

(3) “NO BUILDING PERMITS SHALL BE ISSUED FOR ANY LOT WHEREBY 23 THAT LOT’S ANTICIPATED FLOW AT THE TIME OF BUILDING PERMIT 24 APPLICATION WOULD CAUSE THE CITY’S SYSTEMS (WATER AND/OR 25 SEWER) TO EXCEED ITS RATED CAPACITY.” 26

27 F. IF THE OWNER IS A CORPORATION, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, LIMITED 28

PARTNERSHIP, GENERAL PARTNERSHIP, JOINT VENTURE, TRUST, OR OTHER 29 SIMILAR LEGAL ENTITY, THE PLAT SHALL BEAR THE SEAL AND THE 30 SIGNATURE OF THE OFFICER AUTHORIZED TO SIGN FOR THE ENTITY. 31

32 G. REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION. AT THE TIME OF FINAL PLAT SUBMITTAL TO 33

THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, THE 34 FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS, WHERE APPLICABLE, SHALL BE SUBMITTED FOR 35 REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE CITY: 36

37 (1) THE AWARDING OF ANY CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF 38

REQUIRED PUBLIC OR PRIVATE IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN THE 39 SUBDIVISION. 40 41

(2) OVERHEAD/UNDERGROUND EASEMENT AGREEMENTS GRANTING 42 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANIES THE EASEMENT ONTO THE 43 SUBDIVISION FOR THE PURPOSES OF, OR RELATED TO, PROVIDING 44 OR MAINTAINING TELEPHONE, GAS, OR ELECTRIC SERVICE, EVEN 45

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THOUGH BUILDING LOTS OF THE SUBDIVISION MAY BE SOLD, 1 DEVELOPED, OR IMPROVED BY THIRD PARTIES. THE 2 OVERHEAD/UNDERGROUND EASEMENT AGREEMENTS SHALL BE 3 EXECUTED AND DELIVERED BY THE SUBDIVIDER TO THE 4 APPROPRIATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANIES PRIOR TO FINAL PLAT 5 APPROVAL. 6 7

(3) FOR SUBDIVISIONS HAVING FRONTAGE ALONG AN EXISTING CITY 8 ROAD, A SIGNED DEED CONVEYING TO THE CITY, IN FEE SIMPLE, THE 9 ROAD IMPROVEMENT RIGHT-OF-WAY SHALL BE SUBMITTED FOR 10 RECORDATION. 11 12

(4) FOR SUBDIVISIONS PROVIDING COMMON OPEN SPACE(S), PRIVATE 13 ROADS, AND/OR PRIVATE UTILITIES, A COPY OF THE PROPOSED 14 HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION, 15 DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, AND OTHER GOVERNING 16 DOCUMENTS SHALL BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY’S 17 LEGAL COUNSEL PRIOR TO RECORDATION OF THE FINAL 18 SUBDIVISION PLAT TO ENSURE THAT THE SUBDIVISION WILL HAVE 19 ADEQUATE GOVERNANCE AND FUNDING TO MAINTAIN ANY 20 COMMON OPEN SPACE(S), ROADS, AND/OR PRIVATE UTILITIES. 21

22 §475-18. IMPROVEMENT PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. 23 24

A. PRIOR TO APPROVAL OF THE FINAL PLAT, THE APPLICANT SHALL PREPARE 25 AND SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, FOR ITS REVIEW 26 AND APPROVAL, PLANS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ALL REQUIRED 27 IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING WATER AND SEWER LINES AND PUBLIC 28 FACILITIES, PUBLIC ROADS AND ROAD IMPROVEMENTS, STORM DRAINS, 29 AND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT FACILITIES. SUCH PLANS SHALL MEET 30 THE APPROPRIATE DESIGN GUIDELINES AS ESTABLISHED IN THE RULES 31 AND REGULATIONS OF THE ABERDEEN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 32 THE HARFORD COUNTY ROAD CODE, AND THE HARFORD COUNTY MASTER 33 WATER AND SEWER PLAN, AS ADOPTED. 34

35 B. IN THOSE SITUATIONS WHERE THE PRELIMINARY PLAT IS APPROVED FOR 36

THE USE OF PRIVATE ROADS, THE FINAL PLATS SHALL CLEARLY INDICATE 37 THAT THE ROADS ARE PRIVATE AND SHALL BEAR THE NOTE, “THE CITY OF 38 ABERDEEN SHALL NOT IMPROVE OR MAINTAIN PRIVATE ROADS, AND 39 SUCH ROADS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CONVEYANCE TO THE CITY OF 40 ABERDEEN UNLESS THE ROADS MEET THEN-CURRENT ROAD DESIGN AND 41 MAINTENANCE STANDARDS. ANY ROADS LATER CONVEYED TO AND 42 ACCEPTED BY THE CITY OF ABERDEEN SHALL BECOME PUBLIC ROADS.” 43

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Ordinance No. 18-O-16 Subdivision Regulations Page 22 of 30 §475-19. CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS OR POSTING OF GUARANTEES. 1 2 UPON THE APPROVAL OF THE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS BY THE DEPARTMENT 3 OF PUBLIC WORKS, THE APPLICANT MAY PROCEED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF 4 ALL IMPROVEMENTS. IN LIEU OF COMPLETING CONSTRUCTION PRIOR TO 5 RECORDATION OF FINAL PLATS AND ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS, THE 6 APPLICANT MAY POST A PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE 7 TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND IN AN AMOUNT SUFFICIENT TO 8 COVER THE COST OF ANY OR ALL OF THE REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS AS 9 DETERMINED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 10 11 §475-20. PROCESSING OF FINAL PLAT. 12 13

A. THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SHALL 14 ROUTE THE FINAL PLAT TO ALL APPROPRIATE AGENCIES FOR REVIEW AND 15 SIGNATURE. UPON SIGNATURE BY THE MAYOR, PLANNING COMMISSION 16 CHAIRMAN, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, AND DIRECTOR OF PLANNING 17 AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, THE PLAT SHALL BE RECORDED IN THE 18 HARFORD COUNTY LAND RECORDS, ALONG WITH THE APPROPRIATE 19 AGREEMENTS AND DOCUMENTS, AND SHALL BE RECORDED BY THE LAND 20 SURVEYOR OR THE AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR THE APPLICANT. 21

22 B. IF A RECORD PLAT IS NOT RECORDED WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR FROM THE 23

DATE IT IS SIGNED BY THE MAYOR, THE PLAT IS VOID. 24 25 C. THE APPLICANT’S ENGINEER OR REPRESENTATIVE SHALL PROVIDE A COPY 26

OF THE RECORDED PLAT AND ALL APPROVED PLANS TO THE DEPARTMENT 27 OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND THE DEPARTMENT OF 28 PUBLIC WORKS IN A FORMAT TO BE DETERMINED BY EACH DEPARTMENT. 29

30 §475-21. ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 31 32 WITHIN SIX (6) MONTHS OF SATISFACTORY COMPLETION DATE, AS-BUILTS SHALL 33 BE PROVIDED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR REVIEW AND 34 APPROVAL. UPON SATISFACTORY COMPLETION AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE 35 REQUIRED PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS, PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES SHALL BE 36 RELEASED AND ANY REQUIRED MAINTENANCE GUARANTEES POSTED. THE 37 APPLICANT SHALL DEED PUBLIC ROADS TO THE CITY, UPON REQUEST OF THE 38 CITY, BY SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, IN GOOD AND MARKETABLE FEE SIMPLE 39 TITLE, FREE AND CLEAR OF LIENS AND ENCUMBRANCES. 40 41 §475-22. PUBLIC RELEASE. 42 43 UPON SATISFACTORY COMPLETION AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE PUBLIC 44 IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED BY THE CITY OF ABERDEEN, THE CITY MAY ACCEPT, 45

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Ordinance No. 18-O-16 Subdivision Regulations Page 23 of 30 BY DULY EXECUTED FEE SIMPLE SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, FREE AND CLEAR 1 OF LIENS AND ENCUMBRANCES, THE LANDS (TOGETHER WITH THEIR 2 IMPROVEMENTS) RESERVED FOR ROADS OR STREETS UPON WHICH 3 IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND ACCEPTED. 4 5

ARTICLE VI. Miscellaneous Provisions. 6 7 §475-23. MODIFICATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS. 8 9 IN ANY PARTICULAR CASE WHERE BY REASON OF EXCEPTIONAL TOPOGRAPHIC 10 OR OTHER PHYSICAL CONDITIONS, STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH ANY 11 REQUIREMENT OF THESE REGULATIONS WOULD CAUSE PRACTICAL DIFFICULTY 12 OR HARDSHIP, THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND/OR THE DEPARTMENT 13 OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MAY RELAX SUCH 14 REQUIREMENT TO THE EXTENT DEEMED JUST AND PROPER, SO AS TO RELIEVE 15 SUCH HARDSHIP, PROVIDED SUCH RELIEF MAY BE GRANTED WITHOUT 16 DETRIMENT TO THE PUBLIC GOOD AND WITHOUT IMPAIRING THE INTENT AND 17 PURPOSES OF THIS CHAPTER OR THE DESIRABLE GENERAL DEVELOPMENT OF 18 THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE COMMUNITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 19 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AND/OR CHAPTER 235 OF THIS CODE. 20 21 §475-24. JUDICIAL REVIEW. 22 23 ANY PERSON WHO IS AGGRIEVED BY ANY DECISION OF THE CITY UNDER THIS 24 CHAPTER MAY FILE A REQUEST FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW WITHIN THIRTY (30) 25 CALENDAR DAYS OF SUCH DECISION TO THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR HARFORD 26 COUNTY. 27 28 §475-25. VALIDITY. 29 30 IF ANY SECTION, SUBSECTION, PARAGRAPH, SENTENCE, OR PHRASE OF THESE 31 SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS IS FOR ANY REASON HELD TO BE INVALID BY A 32 COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION, SUCH DECISION SHALL NOT AFFECT THE 33 VALIDITY OF THE REMAINING PORTIONS THEREOF. 34

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APPENDIX I. 2 3

CHECKLIST REQUIREMENTS FOR 4 PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION PLATS/SITE PLANS 5

6 7 PROJECT NAME: ________________________________ 8 9 I. IDENTIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: 10

____1. PROPOSED SUBDIVISION/SITE PLAN NAME. 11

____2. OWNER’S NAME, ADDRESS, AND SIGNATURE BLOCK. 12

____3. DEVELOPER’S NAME, ADDRESS, AND SIGNATURE BLOCK. 13

____4. SURVEYOR/ENGINEER’S NAME, ADDRESS AND SIGNATURE 14 BLOCK. 15

16 ____5. ELECTION DISTRICT. 17

____6. LOCATION MAP INDICATING PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT. 18

____7. TAX MAP NUMBER AND PARCEL NUMBER. 19

____8. DEED REFERENCE. 20

____9. SCALE OF 1” TO 50’ OR 1” TO 100’. 21

____10. NORTH ARROW. 22

____11. COORDINATE GRID TICKS IN MULTIPLES OF 250 FEET. 23

____12. ACREAGE OF TRACT TOTAL; GROSS AND NET DEVELOPABLE 24 AREA. 25

26 ____13. PRESENT ZONING OF TRACT AND ADJOINING PROPERTIES. 27

____14. ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS OR SUBDIVISIONS LABELED. 28

____15. NECESSARY CITY APPROVAL BLOCKS. 29

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____16. BOUNDARY LINES OF SUBDIVISION INDICATED IN BOLD. 2

____17. CITY BOUNDARY LINES 3

____18. CONTOUR LINES AT FIVE (5) FOOT INTERVALS. 4

____19. WATER COURSES. 5

____20. EXISTING BUILDINGS. 6

____21. BOUNDARY OF WOODED AREA. 7

____22. BRIDGES AND EXISTING DRAINAGE SYSTEMS. 8

____23. LIMITS OF STATE-DESIGNATED CRITICAL AREAS. 9

____24. FLOODPLAIN SHOWN. 10

____25. SOIL TYPES SHOWN. 11

____26. NON-TIDAL WETLANDS DELINEATION. 12

____27. STREAMS AND REQUIRED BUFFERS SHOWN. 13

____28. NOTE ADDRESSING FOREST CONSERVATION PLAN 14 REQUIREMENTS. 15

16 ____29. NOTE ADDRESSING STORMWATER MANAGEMENT 17

REQUIREMENTS. 18 19 ____30. NOTE ADDRESSING WATER AND SEWER USE CALCULATIONS 20

AND A SIGNED LETTER BY A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER 21 COMPLYING WITH MDE GUIDELINES. 22

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____31 . LAYOUT, NUMBER OF BLOCKS, TYPICAL LOT DIMENSIONS AND 25 AREAS OF PROPOSED LOTS. 26

27 ____32. PROPOSED BUILDING SETBACK LINES. 28

____33. PROPOSED USES OF PROPERTY. 29 31

Ordinance No. 18-O-16 Subdivision Regulations Page 26 of 30 ____34 . LOCATION AND DIMENSIONS OF ALL PROPERTY PROPOSED AS 1

SET ASIDE FOR PUBLIC OR PRIVATE RESERVATION, 2 DESIGNATING THE PURPOSE THEREOF. 3

4 ____35. TYPE OF RESIDENTIAL UNIT AND NUMBER IN EACH BUILDING (IF 5

MULTI-FAMILY). 6 7 ____36 TOTAL NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL UNITS. 8

____37. GROSS AND NET ACREAGE FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT. 9

____38 . LOCATION OF DUMPSTER AREA. 10

____39. LOCATION OF PARKING AREAS, HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE 11 PARKING AND DRIVE AISLES. 12

13 ____40. LOCATION OF LIGHTING FOR BUILDING AND PARKING AREAS. 14

____41. LOCATION OF SIDEWALKS. 15

____42. LOCATION OF EXISTING STREET/TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS. 16

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____43. DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENTS. 19

____44. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAYS. 20

____45. TENTATIVE LOCATIONS OF FIRE HYDRANTS, VALVES, WATER 21 AND SEWER LINES, AND PUMPING STATIONS. 22

23 ____46. NOTE STATING THAT THE FINAL LOCATIONS FOR FIRE 24

HYDRANTS, VALVES, WATER AND SEWER LINES, AND PUMPING 25 STATIONS SHALL BE DETERMINED ON THE CONSTRUCTION 26 DRAWINGS. 27

28 ____47. PROPOSED STORM DRAIN SYSTEM. 29

____48. PROPOSED LOCATION OF STORMWATER MANAGEMENT 30 FACILITIES. 31

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____49 . LOCATION, NAME, WIDTH OF PAVEMENT, RIGHTS-OF-WAYS ON 2 ALL PROPOSED AND EXISTING STREETS ADJOINING 3 SUBDIVISIONS OR INTERSECTING STREETS. 4

5 ____50. DELINEATION OF ROAD IMPROVEMENTS ALONG STATE ROADS. 6

____51. LENGTH OF ANY CUL-DE-SAC. 7

____52. PROPOSED GRADES INDICATED ON ALL PUBLIC STREETS. 8

____53. MODIFICATION TO PROPERTY ENTRANCE. 9

____54. NUMBER OF ON-SITE PARKING SPACES PROPOSED AND 10 REQUIRED BY THE ABERDEEN DEVELOPMENT CODE FOR THE 11 USE. 12

13 ____55. NUMBER OF HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACES REQUIRED BY THE 14

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA). 15 16 CO- COMPLETE 17 NA- NOT APPLICABLE 18 I- INCOMPLETE 19 20 NOTE: THE LACK OF INFORMATION UNDER ANY SECTION SPECIFIED MAY 21 REQUIRE A RE-SUBMITTAL OF THE PLAN. 22

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APPENDIX II. 2 3

CHECKLIST FOR FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT: 4 5 PROJECT NAME: ________________________________ 6 7 THE FOLLOWING CHECK LIST SUMMARIZES THE INFORMATION WHICH 8 MUST BE SHOWN ON THE FINAL PLAT IN ORDER TO BE REVIEWED BY THE 9 PLANNING COMMISSION, DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY 10 DEVELOPMENT, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, AND THE CITY COUNCIL. 11 THE CHECK LIST SHALL BE COMPLETED BY THE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING 12 AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICANT AT THE TIME OF 13 SUBMISSION, AND IF INCOMPLETE, THE PLAT SHALL BE RETURNED TO THE 14 APPLICANT NOTING THE DEFICIENCIES. SUBMIT CHECKLIST WITH FIFTEEN 15 (15) COPIES OF THE FINAL PLAT AND APPROPRIATE FEE. 16

CHECK ITEM 17 IF COMPLETE 18

1. SHEET SIZE OF 24” X 20”. ______ 19 2. NAME OF SUBDIVISION. ______ 20 3. NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER. ______ 21 4. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE ENGINEER OR SURVEYOR. ______ 22 5. ZONING CLASSIFICATION AND DIMENSIONAL REQUIREMENTS. ______ 23 6. DATE, NORTH POINT, AND SCALE. ______ 24 7. SCALE OF 1” = 50 FEET OR 1” = 100 FEET. ______ 25 8. LOCATION MAP. ______ 26 9. TRACT BOUNDARIES INDICATED BY A HEAVY SOLID LINE SHOWING 27 BEARINGS AND DISTANCES. ______ 28 10. LOCATION, NAMES, AND RIGHT-OF-WAY AND PAVEMENT WIDTHS 29 OF EXISTING STREETS, LOCATION OF PROPERTY LINES, AND NAMES 30 OF OWNERS, LOCATION OF WATER COURSES, SANITARY SEWER, 31 AND STORM DRAINS WITHIN 400 FEET OF TRACT. ______ 32 11. LOCATION OF ALL MONUMENTS INDICATED. ______ 33 12. LOCATION, SIZE AND PURPOSE OF UNDERGROUND UTILITY 34 RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND EASEMENTS WITHIN THE PROPERTY. ______ 35 13. UTILITY AGREEMENTS FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE CITY. ______ 36 14. LOCATION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS, WOODED AREAS, SENSITVE AREAS, 37 AND AREAS SUBJECT TO FLOODING. ______ 38 15. LAYOUT OF PROPOSED STREET NAMES, RIGHT-OF-WAY AND 39 PAVEMENT WIDTHS. ______ 40 16. LAYOUT AND DIMENSIONS OF LOTS AND BUILDING SETBACK LINES. ______ 41 17. NOTE OF AVERAGE AND MINIMUM LOT SIZE. ______ 42 18. OWNER’S NOTES AND CERTIFICATION. ______ 43 19. SITES INTENDED TO BE DEDICATED TO OPEN SPACE FOR 44 A PUBLIC PURPOSE. ______ 45 20. NOTE STATING FINAL LOCATIONS FOR FIRE HYDRANTS, VALVES, 46

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_________________________________________ 8 DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 9 10 11 ____________________________________ _____________________________ 12 APPLICANT DATE OF COMPLETED SUBMISSION 13 14 15 16 SECTION 3. BE IT FURTHER ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY 17 OF ABERDEEN that this Ordinance shall become effective at the expiration of twenty (20) 18 calendar days following adoption. 19 20 ADOPTED this __________ day of ________________, 2018. 21

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COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN

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Patrick L. McGrady, Mayor

______________________________________ Steven E. Goodin, Councilman

______________________________________ Sandra J. Landbeck, Councilwoman

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Timothy W. Lindecamp, Councilman

______________________________________ Melvin T. Taylor, Councilman

ATTEST: SEAL: ______________________________ Monica A. Correll, City Clerk

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COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN Ordinance No. 18-O-29

Date Introduced: August 27, 2018 Sponsored By: Councilwoman Sandra J. Landbeck and Councilman Timothy W. Lindecamp Public Hearing: September 10, 2018 Amendments Adopted: Date Adopted: Date Effective: AN ORDINANCE concerning 1 2 AMENDMENT OF FY 2019 BUDGET (2) 3 4 FOR the purpose of amending the adopted budget for the City of Aberdeen for the fiscal year 5

beginning July 1, 2018, and ending June 30, 2019, to appropriate for certain purposes 6 certain funds from the City’s unrestricted fund balances, and add additional revenue to 7 the General Fund and generally related to amendment of the City’s FY 2019 budget. 8

9 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 10 11 SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE 12 CITY OF ABERDEEN that the “City of Aberdeen Budget Fiscal Year 2018-2019” adopted by 13 Ordinance No. 18-O-11 is amended as follows: 14

1. Increase the Police Dept. No. 110, appropriation for “Clerical Staff” from $559,225 to 15 $611,225. 16

2. Increase General Fund “Appropriation of Fund Balance” Revenue No. 40998 from 17 $1,457,285 to $1,509,285. 18

3. Increase Total General Fund appropriation from $17,746,081 to $17,798,081. 19

4. Increase the Total Revenues General Fund from $17,746,081 to $17,798,081. 20 21 SECTION 2: AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED BY THE MAYOR AND 22 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN that the sums and amounts reflected in Section 1 23 of this Ordinance are hereby appropriated for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2018, and ending 24 June 30, 2019. 25

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COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN _____________________________________ Patrick L. McGrady, Mayor ______________________________________ Steven E. Goodin, Councilman ______________________________________ Sandra J. Landbeck, Councilwoman ______________________________________ Timothy W. Lindecamp, Councilman ______________________________________ Melvin T. Taylor, Councilman ATTEST: SEAL: __________________________________ Monica A. Correll, City Clerk Date ______________________________

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FY 2019 BUDGET AMENDMENT8/27/2018

The FY 2019 budget for the General Fund needs to be amended.

The General Fund budget is being increased by $52,000 for the following:

Item # Description Amount Funding Source1 IT Specialist for Police Department 52,000$ Fund Balance

Total 52,000$

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2018 Badges & Ladders Charity Baseball Game, September 22 Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium

Harford County Police and Fire Departments will battle it out on the ball field to benefit Special Olympics Maryland and the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce

Tickets to the game are $7 per person and can be purchased online or by visiting the box office at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium. Fans can also purchase a 4-pack of tickets for $25, with additional tickets available for just $5. The Aberdeen IronBirds are partnering with Harford County's Police and Fire Departments to host the first ever Badges & Ladders Softball Game on Saturday, September 22 at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium. Proceeds from the inaugural matchup will benefit Special Olympics Maryland and the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce. "Every day, members from local police and fire departments dedicate their lives to making our community better and this game is just another example of how dedicated they are to helping others. We're proud to team up with them and benefit two organizations that are helping people in Harford County and throughout the entire state of Maryland," said Matt Slatus, IronBirds General Manager. The evening will start at 4:00 p.m. with a game featuring two teams from Special Olympics Maryland followed by the Badges & Ladders Softball Game at 6:00 p.m. The event will offer a full Minor League Baseball experience, complete with concessions, music, game entertainment and Kids Zone activities. Participating law enforcement agencies for the "Badges" team include the Harford County Sheriff's Office and representatives from local and state police departments from Aberdeen, Bel Air, Havre de Grace, MDTA, Natural Resources, Aberdeen Proving Ground and the Maryland State Police. The "Ladders" team will complete their roster with team members representing Fire and EMS departments from Aberdeen, Abingdon, Bel Air, Darlington, Fallston, Havre de Grace Ambulance Core, Norrisville, Susquehanna Hose, Joppa Magnolia and the Department of Emergency Services. "We're excited to partner with the IronBirds and all of the law enforcement and public safety agencies involved in this year's Badges & Ladders Softball Game," said Special Olympics Maryland President & CEO James C. Schmutz. "We are so grateful for the law enforcement community's dedication and commitment to supporting the 7,782 athletes who train and compete with Special Olympics Maryland year-round." Special Olympics Maryland (SOMD) is a year-round sports organization dedicated to providing quality sports training and competition opportunities to children and adults with intellectual disabilities in Maryland. SOMD currently offers 27 sports year-round at no cost to the athletes and provides thousands of sports and leadership opportunities for athletes throughout the state each year. The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit agency focused on advancing the civic, commercial, industrial and agricultural interests of the city of Aberdeen, Maryland and promotes the general welfare of the city and its subdivisions. Says Mike Bennett, Executive Director of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce: "The IronBirds mean so much to Aberdeen and Harford County and it's our privilege to work with the hometown team as we recognize and honor not just our law enforcement and public safety supporters but also the athletes of Special Olympics Maryland." https://www.milb.com/aberdeen/community/badgesandladders 42

P.A.C.K. Police Assisting Community Kids

School Supplies Request 2018 – 2019 School Year

The Aberdeen Police Department has begun their 3RD Annual P.A.C.K. Campaign. We will be collecting back packs and school supplies for Aberdeen children who need them. Once enough items have been donated, children will be able to pick up a backpack full of school supplies at the Aberdeen Police Department. Donations can be made at any time in the police department lobby located at 60 N. Parke Street. Below is a list of this year’s supplies that are needed for local schools: Pre-Kindergarten 1 back pack (large enough to hold a 3-ring binder) 4 glue sticks 4 pack of (4 oz each) Play-Doh brand play dough 1 box of large (not jumbo) crayons 1 Large box of Kleenex 1 box of quart size zip-lock bags 1 box of gallon size zip-lock bags 1 Flexible plastic three-ring binder. (1/2 inch works best but 1 inch will work) Kindergarten 1 back pack 1 wide ruled composition book 6 glue sticks Boys-1 box gallon size zip-lock bags, 1 box Kleenex Girls-1 box sandwich size zip-lock bags, hand sanitizer 1 zipper pencil case for binder 2 containers Clorox wipes 1 2 Pocket Folder 1ST Grade 1 back pack baby wipes 1 pencil box (not pencil bag) 1 pair of student scissors 3 -12 packs of #2 pencils (no mechanical pencils, please) 2 boxes (24 pack) thin crayons 6 regular sized glue sticks 3 wide ruled marbled composition books (no spiral notebooks) Boys-1 box sandwich size zip-lock bags Girls-1 box gallon size zip-lock bags 2ND Grade 1 back pack 1 pencil pouch or case

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P.A.C.K. Police Assisting Community Kids

School Supplies Request 2018 – 2019 School Year

8 small Elmer’s glue sticks 1 post-it note pads 1 spiral notebook wide-ruled 2 box of Kleenex 4 -12 packs of #2 pencils (no mechanical pencils, please) 2 large pink erasers 5 marble composition books wide-ruled 2 Expo dry erase markers 1 box of 24 Crayola crayons 1 1 Inch binder 1 box Ziploc sandwich bags 1 pair of student scissors 1 box Ziploc gallon bags 2 packs of baby wipes 3RD Grade 1 back pack 1 zipper pencil pouch (not pencil box) 2 -12 packs of #2 pencils (no mechanical pencils, please) 2 marble composition books 2 large glue sticks 2 large pink erasers 1 pair of student scissors 1 pack of colored pencils 1 box of Kleenex 1 2 pocket folder 1 box of crayons 4TH Grade 1 back pack 1 folder 1 zipper pencil pouch-NO PENCIL BOXES Please! 2 spiral notebooks 1 pack of colored crayons 2 large glue sticks 1 pair of student scissors NO PENS 4 marble composition books NO BINDERS 1 pack of wide ruled notebook paper 2 -12 packs of #2 pencils (NO mechanical pencils, please) Girls: box of sandwich size zip lock bags Boys: box of gallon size zip lock bags * optional* Clorox wipes and/or tissues 5TH Grade 1 back pack Kleenex 1 pack of colored pencils Hand sanitizer 1 pencil pouch Highlighters 1 pair of student scissors Disinfectant wipes 2 packs of post-it note 1 pack of markers 3 -12 packs of #2 pencils 6 glue sticks

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P.A.C.K. Police Assisting Community Kids

School Supplies Request 2018 – 2019 School Year

2 packs of wide ruled loose-leaf notebook paper Tape 6 pocket folders with metal fasteners 6 composition notebooks wide ruled Girls – 1 box of sandwich size zip-lock bags Boys – 1 box of gallon size zip-lock bags 6TH – 8TH Grade 1 3-inch ring binder (Trapper Keeper type binders are also acceptable) 2 BLUE ink pens 1 box of Pencils (mechanical are acceptable) 3 highlighters 2 packs of Dividers 2 packs of loose-leaf paper 2 packs of index cards 1 set of earbuds 1 pack of colored pencils 1 sturdy folder with pockets and pre-punched holes that will go into the binder 1 Composition book (Art)

***OPTIONAL Math Supplies for Middle School*** Calculators are provided for classroom use by the school. However, should you want to purchase a calculator for home use, these are the recommended models. Grade 6/7 = Any 4 function calculator that will add, subtract, multiply, and divide Grade 8 = TI 34 Any Algebra or Geometry = TI 83+

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