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b. In a subdivision proposed to have residential streets and containing an average of twu or less lots per gross acre, the streets shall be surfaced to a minimum width of 24 feet, not including the raised portions of curbs. '- 3. The street surface shall be of portland cement or a flexible pavement and shall be constructed in accordance with the requirements of Figure 2, and to current Specifications. 4. The President and Building Inspector of the Mooresville Plan Commission shall be notified when paving operations will begin so that a representative of the TcMn or County, as the case ITBY be, can make any necessary inspections. Any failure by the subdivider or his subcontractor to canply with the design standards of this ordinance and the specifications approved by the Commission shall be grounds for issuance of a cease and desist order and notice of corrective actions to be taken. Failure to make necessary corrections shall be grounds for suit against the perform311ce bond posted by the subdivider by the Town or the County, as the case ITBY be, to properly install and complete the streets in question. The responsibility for the compliance with these provisions shall be solely that of the subdivider shown on such perfortrance bond as the principal obligor. FIGURE 2 TYPEOFSTREE:r STREETS PAVEMENT Residential: '- Seven inches reinforced Portland cement concrete on 6 inches granular ("B" borrow) sub base; or 110 Ibs./sq. yd of #11 bituminous surface on 330 lbs./sq yd of bituminous base on eight inches of compacted aggregate base; or 110 lbs./sq yd of #11 bituminous on 220 Ibs/sq yd bituminous base on 440 lbs/sq yd bituminous base. Feeder: Eight inches reinforced Portland cement concrete or eight inches granular ("B" borrow) sub base; 13 '~