In the event that any improvements which may be required have
not been installed as provided in this chapter or in accordance with
the approved final plan, the Board of Supervisors may enforce any
letter of credit or other financial security by appropriate legal
and equitable remedies. If proceeds of such financial security are
insufficient to pay the cost of installing or making repairs or corrections
to all the improvements covered by said security, the Board of Supervisors
may, at its option, install such improvements in all or part of the
subdivision or land development and may institute appropriate legal
or equitable action or recover the moneys necessary to complete the
remainder of the improvements. All of the proceeds, after deducting
the costs of collection, whether resulting from the financial security
or from any legal or equitable action brought against the developer,
or both, shall be used solely for the installation of the improvements
covered by such security and not for any other Township purpose.
The Township shall inspect the improvements during construction. The developer shall pay the cost of any such inspection in accordance with the provisions of Article
V of the Municipalities Planning Code. The developer shall provide at least 24 hours' notice prior to the start of construction of any improvements that are subject to inspection. The developer shall allow representatives of the public sewer provider and/or public water supplier to perform inspections during the course of construction where public sewer service and/or public water service is proposed.
The developer shall maintain all streets in the subdivision
or development in travelable condition, including the prompt removal
of snow therefrom, until such time as the streets are accepted by
the Township as part of the Township highway system or, if such streets
are not to be dedicated, until a homeowners' association or other
entity responsible for the maintenance of the streets has been formed.
Recording of the final plan after approval of the Planning Commission
has the effect of an irrevocable offer to:
A. Dedicate all streets and other public ways to public use, unless
such streets are indicated on said plan as private streets.
B. Dedicate all neighborhood parks and all areas shown on the plan as
being local recreation sites to public use.