21.1 GENERAL
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21.1.1. Purpose. The purpose of this Subdivision Ordinance is to amplify the Leeds General and Zoning Plans and to set forth detailed regulations which will ensure that Leeds develops into the attractive, well planned residential area that the residents desire as detailed in our General Plan.
21.1.2. Background. It is the desire of Leeds residents to have as few regulations as possible but still have a beautiful town in which to live. Areas that detract from, rather than add to Leeds’ attractiveness, can for the most part be dealt with as “eyesores” or “a nuisance” by the Town Council; however, it is necessary to have some regulations so that housing will be safe and achieve the long range plan the residents of Leeds have formulated in the General Plan.
21.1.3. This Ordinance therefore, has been written mainly to ensure that anyone desiring to develop a subdivision will be required to meet The Leeds Standard Specifications for Design and Construction. In addition developers will be held responsible for providing the necessary potable water, sewage disposal, drainage, streets, public areas, etc., so that the development will not later become a problem for the Town of Leeds (“Town”). If a conflict exists between this Ordinance and the Leeds Standard Specification for Design and Construction the higher requirement will be used.