In order to promote the public health, general
welfare and other purposes of land subdivision regulation, subdivision
proposals which are to include more than three contiguous lots within
five years after final approval are to be governed by the following
regulations.
There shall also be provided fire hydrants not
more than 1,000 feet from each structure with such pressure as shall
be approved by the Evesham Township Municipal Utilities Authority
at each of said hydrants.
In the event that there is an existing sewage treatment plant outside of the lots in question to which the sewerage system may be interconnected, and such interconnection is approved by the Evesham Township Municipal Utilities Authority and the Planning Board or the Township Council, then and in that event the requirements of §
135-18 of this article shall be waived.
In the event that there is a water system outside the lots in question capable of providing water of high quality and potability and in sufficient quantity, to which said lots may be interconnected, and such interconnection is approved by the Evesham Township Municipal Utilities Authority, the Board or the Township Council, then and in that event the requirements of §
135-20 of this article shall be waived.
All wires and electrical or telephone installations
within or entering and servicing all major subdivisions shall be placed
underground, and construction and maintenance easements shall be provided
for such installations.
If the subdivider shall apply to the Planning
Board for relief under the waiver provision, the subdivider shall
notify the Secretary of the Board, briefly stating the reasons for
seeking the relief, and the Board Secretary shall then set the matter
down for a hearing at a regular or special meeting of the Board. The
subdivider shall notify, by certified mail at least 10 days prior
to the hearing, to all persons or parties required by N.J.S.A. 40:55D-12
and 40:55D-12.1 based upon the Evesham Township tax records. Said
notice shall state the time and place of the hearing and shall include
a brief statement as to what relief shall be sought at the hearing
and that said property owner has a right to appear and be heard. The
subdivider shall furnish proof of such notice to the Board before
said hearing shall commence.
The Board shall be guided in its decision by
the proofs submitted by the subdivider and his professional agents,
together with a report and recommendation given by the Board Engineer,
Planner or Traffic Engineer. The Planning Board shall make findings
of fact following said hearing and shall by resolution grant or deny
the waiver requested.