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i M M <br />D. <br />ORDINANCE NO. 94-__2�5 <br />plans shall have applicable approvals of all <br />governmental agencies which are affected by <br />the construction and have jurisdiction; <br />13. Projects engineered by more than one firm <br />shall be coordinated by a single engineering <br />firm or an engineer of record appointed by the <br />developer; <br />14.= A certificate from a surveyor registered in <br />the State of Florida that a permanent <br />or temporary reference marker has been located <br />in the public right-of-way at a corner point <br />of the subdivision near the entrance way of <br />the proposed subdivision. The <br />reference marker shall be identified on the <br />plat of the subdivision and shall be used to <br />establish the grade level for all improvements, <br />in the subdivision; <br />15. Where the design of the subdivision includes <br />man-made canals or waterways, plans of the <br />proposed construction will be included and <br />shall indicate: <br />a. All bulkhead lines; <br />b. Detailed cross-sections showing existing <br />and proposed depths; <br />C. Location of hard pan, muck or other <br />unique soil conditions; and <br />d. Details of bulkhead construction. <br />16. Developer shall submit to the community <br />development department copies of the <br />applications to or permits from all other <br />permitting agencies that are applicable to the <br />project. <br />Section 913.07(H) is hereby amended to read as follows: <br />(H) Notification. The respective county division shall <br />be notified, in writin , or 11M telephone, <br />of the commencement <br />and completion of the following items of construction so <br />that an immediate inspection can be performed to ensure <br />construction in conformance with said approved <br />construction plans and specifications - and the <br />requirements of this chapter. If the county notifies the <br />developer that no county inspector is available to <br />inspect within forty-eight (48) hours of an inspection <br />request, and if a delay in inspection would cause a delay <br />in the project, then this requirement may be met by <br />submission of a certificate from the engineer of record <br />that all construction was completed in accordance with <br />the land development regulations: <br />1. Waterlines and sanitary sewer lines prior to <br />backfilling (utilities division); <br />August 31, 1994 19 BOOK bJ PALE 14-7 <br />