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ARTICLE III. - OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

Part of the Code of Ordinances of Bristol, RI.

Local law · Updated June 3, 2026 · 1,402 sections

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Footnotes:

--- (3) --- Charter reference— Town officials, § 601 et seq.

Cross reference— Any personnel regulations, any ordinance or resolution establishing salaries of town officers and employees or civil service rules saved from repeal, § 1-10(3); fire department, § 12-31 et seq.; personnel, ch. 20; police, ch. 21.

Sec. 2-61. - Platting engineer.#

(a)

There shall be a platting engineer appointed by the town council to serve for a term of three years. The appointment shall be made by selecting one name from a list of not more than three names submitted by the planning board. The platting engineer shall be a graduate civil engineer or have equivalent training. He shall be familiar with the rules and regulations governing the platting or other subdivision of land. The platting engineer shall:

(1)

Review plats for compliance with the rules and regulations of the planning board, all local ordinances and state laws;

(2)

Supervise the construction of the subdivision to insure conformity with the technical requirements of the rules and regulations;

(3)

Submit written reports and recommendations to the planning board prior to the preliminary hearing, final hearing and public hearing;

(4)

Review divisions of land, other than by subdivision, to determine their compliance with the rules and regulations, local ordinances and state laws.

(b)

The platting engineer need not be required to devote full-time to the duties of his office. He shall receive such compensation as may be set by the town council at the time of his appointment.

(Code 1972, § 2-3.1)

Secs. 2-62—2-90. - Reserved.#