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<br />REGUI.ATQRY' 1?ROGRAMS 0 n 2 313 <br /> <br />36 <br /> <br />lZ0 S <br />ee, <br />ANN. <br />IZI <br />~, <br /> <br />e.g., KY. ~v. STAT. 9100.277 (Supp. 1968); OKLA. STAT. <br />tit. 19, ~B66.l2 (Supp. 1970). <br /> <br />e.g. N.C. GEN. STAT; 9160-226.2 (1964). <br /> <br />ii~ <br /> <br />12Zsee, e.g., N.C. GEN. STAT. 9153-266.4 (1964) which provides <br />that plats shall be reviewed for reoommendations by (1) the <br />district highway engineer as to proposed streets, highways <br />and drainage systems; and (2) the county health director as <br />to proposed water and sewage systems. <br /> <br />123 <br />see, e.g., KY.. REV. STAT. 9100.-28'1 (Supp. 1968) requires <br />the revIew agency to approve or disapprove the plat within <br />90 days. <br /> <br />lZ4 <br />~c:., ~., N.Y. GEN CITY LAW 932 (McKinney 196B). <br /> <br />125E.9., N.Y. GEN. CITY LAN 933 (McKinney 1968). Cases have <br />upheld ~onditions such as dedication of park areas, e.g., <br />Ridgefield Land Co. v. City of Detroit, 217 N.W.58 (1928). <br /> <br />126s.CAR. CODE 947-1087 (1962) <br /> <br />lZ7See statutes cited in Column 4 of Appendix A. <br /> <br />128$ TEH TmV CTm-, ~'''-m t ~-- - -, (" U~4) h' h <br />ee e.g.., ..;.'~. ~. ..l....t,.:... o.J.lnJ.._ ar. oo~oa\y} "l..7V W ~c <br />PiQvides that the bond amount shall not exceed a sum equal <br />to $3 for each lineal foot' of road or street within the <br />subdivision. <br /> <br />lZ9 See, e.q; IOWA CODE ANN. 9409.14 (Supp. 1970) <br />N.Y. VILLAGE LAW !i17:J-I.(McKinlley Supp. 1971 ) <br /> <br />(2 years), <br />(3 years). <br /> <br />130see, e.g., MASS. ANN. LAWS. Ch. 41, 98lR; (1966) ; See also <br />()l{LA.STAT. ANN. tit., 19, 9865.8 (1962) which states:- <br /> <br />'Such general rules shall provide for the modi- <br />fication thereof by the County PlanningCo~ission <br />in specific cases where unusual topographical or, <br />other exceptional conditions may require the same. <br /> <br />131~, ~., CONN. GEN. STAT. REV. ch. 124a 8-13b (Supp.1969); <br />PAr STAT. ANN. Ch. 53, H0701 ~.seq. (Supp. 1970); N.Y. <br />VILLAGE LAW H79-p. cr'lcKinney 1966). In Note-,Zoning: <br />Planned Unit Deve1opment--the Attorney and the City Pl~lner, <br />22 OKL. L. REV. 108, 117 (1969), the author desoribed the . <br />essential elements of planned unit development: "The three <br />integral parts...of (Planned unit Development) are: common <br />property, public streets; and private dwelling units; The <br />homes association aids in coordinating the rights and <br />responsibi.lities of the homeowners in relatiOn to use, <br />management, and ownership of the common property. Then the <br />subdivision plat, dedication, covenants and other legal <br />agreements must: (1) legally create an automatic. membership, <br />non-profit homes association; (2) place title to, the common <br />property in the homes ansociation, or give assurance that it <br /> <br />,{i):;, <br />'::::-:'~:"',iJ <br />