A. 
All applications submitted for the review and approval of plans of subdivision and plans of land development prepared in preliminary form shall be accompanied by a fee in accordance to a schedule of fees and charges established, or to be established, and adopted by resolution of the Board of Supervisors to defray or to help defray any cost that may be incurred by the Township in viewing and inspecting the site of the subdivision or land development and reviewing the application, data and the plans submitted relative to the same. The schedule of fees and charges established, or to be established, may vary and be determined by the scope and complexity of the plan of subdivision or land development project, such as:
(1) 
Number of parcels or lots in plan;
(2) 
Site development plans;
(3) 
Utility development plans;
(4) 
Applicant's plan of construction and development of the land, structures and facilities thereon, and appurtenant thereto;
(5) 
Number of times that a plan is submitted or resubmitted for review and request is made for approval of the same.
B. 
Where a plan of subdivision or land development for any reason has been rejected by Township Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors, the applicant when resubmitting plans and application for review and approval of the same shall be required to pay a fee as set forth in the Township's schedule of fees and charges for such submittals.
C. 
All fees shall be made payable to the Treasurer of the Township of Darlington. All fees submitted are nonrefundable, and the approval or rejection for any reason of any plan of subdivision or land development will not be reason or cause for the return of any fee submitted.
A. 
At the time of submittal of an application for final approval of a major subdivision (as defined) or land development plan, the applicant shall establish an escrow account for the account for the cost of review by the Township. Said deposit or escrowed funds shall also be used to defray costs associated with the inspection of required public and private improvements.
B. 
At such time that the balance of the original deposit or escrow funds falls below $100, an additional deposit shall be made or escrow account increased to the balance originally established.
C. 
Upon completion of the improvements associated with the approved subdivision or land development for which the deposit or escrowed funds were established, and following the issuance of any required occupancy permits, the balance of the funds shall be returned to the applicant.