The Township encourages industrial development
for all reasonable uses subject to consideration of the health, safety
and welfare of the Township residents. The zoning districts established
in this article are intended to achieve the following:
A.
To provide for industrial development which will serve
to compliment the residential and commercial area of the community.
B.
To provide sufficient space, in appropriate locations,
to meet the Township's anticipated future needs for industrial activity
with due allowance for the need for a range of choice of sites.
C.
To provide that the land most suitable for industry
and related activities will be available to them by prohibiting the
use of such land by new residential development and, at the same time,
to protect residences by separating them from industrial activities.
D.
To provide for industrial development which is free
from offensive noise, vibration, smoke, odors, glare, hazards of fire,
traffic difficulties or other objectionable effects and likewise to
prohibit such activity where objectionable effects are indicated or
actually result.
E.
To protect industrial uses against developmental congestion
by limiting the bulk of buildings in relation to the land around them
and to one another and by providing sufficient off-street parking
and loading facilities for such development.
F.
To promote the most desirable use of land by subdivision
and building development in accord with a well-considered plan, to
promote stable industrial development, to strengthen the economic
base of the Township, to protect the character of industrial areas
and their suitability to particular uses and to conserve the tax revenues
and value of land and buildings throughout the Township.
No lot, parcel or tract of land shall be used and no building or structure shall be erected, altered or remodeled for any use involving the creation of a product or process that causes or creates a dangerous, unhealthy, obnoxious noise, emission, discharge or similar externality that would violate the provisions of § 325-18D.
[Amended by 5-23-2000 by Ord. No. 289]
A.
Intent. It is the intent of this section to provide
an industrial district that is:
B.
Use regulations. Subject to § 325-124A below, a single building may be erected, altered or used and a lot may be used for any one or more of the following purposes:
(1)
Research and development, engineering or testing laboratory.
(2)
Administrative activities and offices related to permitted
industrial uses.
(3)
Warehouses for wholesale sales, distribution or storage,
provided no materials are stored outside.
(4)
Any light machining or manufacturing, testing, repair,
storage or distribution of materials, goods, foodstuffs or products.
(5)
Public utility installations providing no materials
are stored outside.
(6)
Veterinarian or boarding kennel.
(7)
Day care as an accessory use to and within any permitted
use above.
(8)
Office buildings.
(9)
Normal and customary accessory uses.
(10)
Any one of the following uses when authorized as a conditional use by the Board of Supervisors subject to § 325-124 of this chapter:
(a)
Vocational training facility on 75 acres or
more.
(b)
Tower-based wireless communication facilities in accordance
with the provisions and additional conditional use standards as set
forth in the wireless communications facilities provisions section
of this Zoning Ordinance and the applicable sections of the Township's
Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance.[1]
[Amended 3-31-2015 by Ord. No. 422]
(c)
Solar energy systems as a principal use.
[Added 7-27-2011 by Ord. No. 392]
C.
Area and bulk regulations. The area and bulk regulations
shall be based upon developable acreage unless stated otherwise. The
following regulations shall apply to all uses permitted in the I-1
District:
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(1)
Lot size (minimum): two acres (gross acreage).
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(2)
Building coverage (maximum): 25%.
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(3)
Total impervious coverage (maximum): 65%.
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(4)
Green area (minimum): 35%.
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(5)
Lot width at street line (minimum): 100 feet.
(6)
Lot width at building line (minimum): 150 feet.
(7)
Front yard (minimum): 75 feet.
(8)
Rear yard (minimum): 50 feet.
(9)
Side yard (minimum for each): 35 feet.
(10)
Height (maximum): 35 feet.[2]
[2]
NOTE: Except that the maximum height may be
increased to 50 feet; provided that 1) For each additional one foot
over 35 feet, all other yard requirements shall be increased by one
foot; or 2) Due to topographic or other site conditions, the Board
finds the effect of the increased building height to be inconsequential
with regard to internal site design and off-site visibility.
(11)
Provided that rear or side yards may be reduced
to zero along a rail siding by the Board of Supervisors upon satisfactory
evidence by the applicant, to the Board's satisfaction, that such
a reduction is prudent and necessary for the proposed use or structure.
D.
Performance standards. All uses shall comply with this section and the physical performance standards of § 325-41, and as promulgated on a form provided by the Township, certification or affidavits that the following design standards are to be conformed to by all uses in this district. In all instances, standards adopted by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) shall be deemed the minimal acceptable standards unless superseded by state or federal regulation:
(1)
No obnoxious, toxic or corrosive fumes or gases shall
be emitted as result of the use.
(2)
No use shall emit offensive odors which are perceptible
at lot lines.
(3)
No use shall discharge into the air dust or other
particulate matter.
(4)
No use shall emit smoke from operations.
(5)
No use shall produce any heat or glare perceptible
at or beyond the lot boundaries.
(6)
No use shall utilize lighting in a manner which produces
glare perceptible at or beyond the lot boundaries.
(7)
No use shall permit physical vibrations perceptible
at or beyond the lot boundaries.
(8)
No use shall emit potentially harmful radiation.
(9)
No use shall engage in the production or storage of
any material designed for use as an explosive.
(10)
No use shall engage in the storage of waste
materials on the lot for any period beyond 30 days. Such waste material
storage shall be located behind the front building line of the primary
building and no closer than 50 feet to any rear or side lot line and
shall be completely screened from the view of any street or adjoining
property.
(11)
No use shall discharge an objectionable and/or
potentially dangerous effluent from plant operations.
(12)
No industrial lagoons for chemicals or other
liquid waste shall be permitted.
(13)
No use shall be conducted so that noise, whether sustained or sporadic, shall exceed the level of ordinary conversation at the boundaries of the lot as outlined in § 325-41 of this chapter.
(15)
Loading facilities shall not be constructed
within an area bounded by a triangle 50 feet on each side measured
from the nearest point of intersecting street lines.
(16)
Applicant shall show satisfactory intent to
maximize aesthetic quality consistent with the use proposed (i.e.,
landscaping, screening, signs, etc.).
(17)
All uses shall be conducted in compliance with
applicable governmental regulations.
(18)
All activity incident to such operation, except
outside storage of raw materials and/or finished products, shall be
wholly enclosed in suitable, permanent buildings.
(19)
Outside storage of raw materials and/or finished products only within the buildable area of the lot behind the front building line of the main building and in a confined area which shall not exceed 50% of the floor area of the primary facility, nor 20 feet in height and such storage shall be further subject to regulations outlined in § 325-35, Storage, of this chapter.
(20)
Storage of bulk liquids, excluding water, in
aboveground tanks of greater than 10,000 gallons' capacity shall be
prohibited.
E.
Condominium or similar type ownership of buildings is permitted in order to provide for the small business. A condominium group must conform to the above Subsection B; however, zero lot line (party wall) is permitted between units of the building.
F.
Industrial parks approved prior to December 8, 1998. The definition of "developable acreage" in §§ 325-8 and 325-18C, 325-33B(2)(b) and 325-40H(6) of this chapter shall not apply to industrial parks finally approved by the Township prior to December 8, 1998, pursuant to Sections 702(1)(i) and 704 of the West Whiteland Township Zoning Ordinance of 1986, as amended through November 30, 1998 (the "1986 Zoning Ordinance") and shall not apply to each lot created in such industrial parks (the aforesaid industrial parks and lots are hereinafter referred to as "existing industrial parks"). Development of existing industrial parks shall be governed by the provisions of the 1986 Zoning Ordinance, except as modified and controlled by the following special regulations:
(1)
For purposes of area and bulk calculations, "developable
acreage" shall mean the gross acreage of the tract or lot minus existing
or future rights-of-way, floodplain areas, wetlands and steep slopes
of 25% or greater.
(2)
Upon full development, the total impervious coverage of all of the lots in the existing industrial park shall be limited to 60% of the aggregate developable acreage, as defined in Subsection F(1) above, of all of the lots in that existing industrial park.
(3)
Existing perimeter vegetation and buffers in an existing
industrial park shall not be removed or disturbed. Perimeter buffers
on lots to be developed after the effective date of this subsection
shall be a minimum of 15 feet in width, where practical, placed at
the property line, right-of-way line or along the rim of stormwater
management basins. In cases where a buffer 15 feet in width is not
practical, a buffer a minimum of 12 1/2 feet in width shall be
provided. The minimum number of shade trees required by Township ordinances
may be increased up to 100% if required by the Township when a buffer
reduction is permitted. The Township shall determine the locations
of the additional shade trees.
(4)
Landscaping of the lots to be developed after the effective date of this subsection shall be in accordance with the then-current Chapter 281, Subdivision and Land Development, of the Code of the Township of West Whiteland; provided that full compliance with the landscaping requirements in the perimeter buffer area is not required if the applicant can demonstrate to the Board of Supervisors during the land development approval process that such landscaping requirements are not achievable within the buffer area due to the existing or necessary future utility easements or other such restrictions on the lot, in which case compliance with the landscaping requirements shall be required to the maximum extent possible as determined by the Township considering the existence of the aforesaid restrictions.
(5)
Parking stall spaces on lots to be initially developed
after the effective date of this subsection may be nine feet by 18
feet in size.
(6)
Except as expressly set forth in this subsection to
the contrary, all of the provisions and regulations of the West Whiteland
Zoning Ordinance of 1986, as amended through November 30, 1998, shall
apply to existing industrial parks.
A.
Intent. It is the intent of this section to provide
an industrial district that is:
(1)
Isolated from residential and commercial uses in recognition
of the general incompatibility of those uses with large scale installations
and so-called "heavy industry."
(2)
Suitable for the less labor intensive uses that require
relatively larger sites and which may be expected to retain less aesthetic
quality.
(3)
Suitable for heavy manufacturing and bulk raw material
processing.
B.
Use regulations. Subject to § 325-124A below, a building may be erected, altered or used and a lot may be used for any one of the following purposes and no other:
(1)
Research and development, engineering or testing laboratory.
(2)
Administrative activities and offices related to permitted
industrial uses.
(3)
Wholesale sales, distribution or storage warehouse
and truck terminal.
(4)
Any manufacturing, processing, cleaning, testing,
repair, storage or distribution of materials, goods, foodstuffs or
products.
(5)
Public utility installations.
(6)
Automobile sales and repair.
(11)
Any one of the following uses when authorized as a conditional use by the Board of Supervisors subject to § 325-124 of this chapter:
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(a)
Vocational training facility on 75 acres or
more.
(b)
Commercial infectious or chemotherapeutic waste facility in accordance with the terms of § 325-20.
(c)
Commercial logging/lumbering when located farther
than 75 feet from a stream bed or roadway.
(d)
Contractor's operation.
(e)
Lumberyard.
(f)
Quarry.
(g)
Sexually oriented business subject to the following
conditions: (NOTE: For the purpose of this section, measurement shall
be made in a straight line, without regard to the intervening structures
or objects, from the nearest portion of the premises where a sexually
oriented business is conducted, to the nearest property line of the
premises of the listed use. The presence of a municipal, county or
other political subdivision boundary shall be irrelevant for purposes
of calculating and applying the distance requirements of this section.)
[1]
Sexually oriented businesses shall not be permitted
in any other zoning district in West Whiteland Township.
[2]
No sexually oriented business (or building containing
such use) shall be located within 400 feet of:
[a]
Church, synagogue, mosque, temple
or building which is used primarily for religious worship and related
religious activities.
[b]
A public or private educational
facility including, but not limited to, child day-care facilities,
nursery schools, preschools, kindergartens, elementary schools, private
schools, intermediate schools, junior high schools, middle schools,
high schools, secondary schools, continuation schools, special education
schools, junior colleges and universities; "school" includes the school
grounds, but does not include the facilities used primarily for another
purpose and only incidentally as a school.
[c]
A licensed premises, licensed pursuant
to the alcoholic beverage control regulations of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
[d]
Any other sexually oriented business.
[3]
No sexually oriented business (or building containing
such use) shall be located within 500 feet of:
[a]
A public park or recreational area
which has been designated for park or recreational activities including,
but not limited to, a park, playground, nature trails, swimming pool,
reservoir, athletic field, basketball or tennis counts, pedestrian/bicycle
paths, wilderness areas or other similar public land within the Township
which is under the control, operation or management of the Township
Park and Recreation Authorities or other similar land within the Township
which is under the control, operation or management of private parties
and open and available for use by the general public.
[b]
An entertainment business which
is oriented primarily towards children and family entertainment.
[4]
No sexually oriented business (or building containing
such use) shall be located within 800 feet of a boundary of a residential
district or any property devoted to a residential use.
[5]
Any lot which is to be used for any sexually oriented business shall contain screen and buffering along property lines adjoining other zoning districts in accordance with § 325-33.
[6]
In addition to compliance with all other regulatory
provisions applicable to signage, no sign shall contain a graphic
representation of or refer descriptively to any "specified anatomical
area" or "specified sexual activity."
[7]
Sufficient additional data shall be submitted
to enable the Board of Supervisors to determine that the requirements
of this section have been fulfilled.
(h)
Billboards provided they do not exceed 20 feet
in height.
[Added 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(i)
Any lawful use not otherwise permitted in the
Township.
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(j)
Solar energy systems as a principal use.
[Added 7-27-2011 by Ord. No. 392]
(k)
Tower-based communications facilities in accordance with the
provisions and additional conditional use standards as set forth in
the wireless communications facilities provisions section of this
Zoning Ordinance and the applicable sections of the Township's Subdivision
and Land Development Ordinance.[3]
[Added 3-31-2015 by Ord. No. 422]
C.
Area and bulk regulations. The area and bulk regulations
shall be based upon developable acreage unless stated otherwise. The
following regulations shall apply to all uses permitted in the I-2
District:
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(1)
Lot size (minimum): three acres (gross acreage).
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(2)
Building coverage (maximum): 25%.
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(3)
Total impervious coverage (maximum): 65%.
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(4)
Green area (minimum): 35%.
[Amended 3-10-2004 by Ord. No. 310]
(5)
Lot width at street line (minimum): 150 feet.
(6)
Lot at building line (minimum): 300 feet.
(7)
Front yard (minimum): 100 feet.
(8)
Rear yard (minimum): 75 feet.
(9)
Side yard (minimum for each): 75 feet.
(10)
Height (maximum): 35 feet.[4]
[4]
NOTE: Except that the maximum height may be
increased to 50 feet; provided that 1) For each additional one foot
over 35 feet, all other yard requirements shall be increased by one
foot; or 2) Due to topographic or other site conditions, the Board
finds the effect of the increased building height to be inconsequential
with regard to internal site design and off-site visibility.
D.
Performance standards. All uses shall comply with this section and the physical performance standards of § 325-41, and as promulgated on a form provided by the Township, certification or affidavit that the following design standards are to be conformed to by all uses in this district:
(1)
No obnoxious, toxic or corrosive fumes or gases shall
be emitted as a result of the use.
(2)
No use shall emit offensive odors which are perceptible
at lot lines.
(3)
No use shall discharge into the air dust or other
particulate matter.
(4)
No use shall emit smoke from operations.
(5)
No use shall produce any heat or glare perceptible
at or beyond the lot boundaries.
(6)
No use shall utilize lighting in a manner which produces
glare perceptible at or beyond the lot boundaries.
(7)
No use shall permit physical vibrations perceptible
at or beyond the lot boundaries.
(8)
No use shall emit potentially harmful radiation.
(9)
No use shall engage in the production or storage of
any material designed for use as an explosive.
(10)
No use shall engage in the storage of waste
materials on the lot for any period beyond 30 days. Such waste material
storage shall be located behind the front building line of the primary
building and no closer than 50 feet to any rear or side lot line and
shall be completely screened from the view of any street or adjoining
property.
(11)
No use shall discharge any objectionable and/or
potentially dangerous effluent from plant operations.
(12)
No industrial lagoons for chemicals or other
liquid waste shall be permitted.
(13)
No use shall be conducted so that noise, whether sustained or sporadic, shall exceed the level of ordinary conversation at the boundaries of the lot as outlined in § 325-41 of this chapter.
(15)
Restaurant, cafeteria or recreational facilities
designed for the comfort and convenience of employees shall be permitted
provided such facilities are located inside the confines of the building
and provided further that such facilities are not offered for use
by the general public.
(16)
Loading facilities shall not be constructed
within an area bounded by a triangle 50 feet on each side measured
from the nearest point of intersecting street lines.
(17)
Applicant shall show satisfactory intent to
maximize aesthetic quality consistent with the use proposed (i.e.,
landscaping, screening, signs, etc.)
(18)
All uses shall be conducted in compliance with
applicable governmental regulations.
(19)
There is no retail activity except for products
manufactured or fabricated on premises.
A.
In addition to meeting all of the area and bulk regulations
and design standards of this article, any conditional use application
for a commercial infectious or chemotherapeutic waste facility shall
meet the following additional criteria and standards:
(1)
No building or structure shall be located within 200
feet of any property line and 500 feet of any land within a residential
zone or land used or improved for residential use, nor within 300
yards of a recreation facility, park, school or playground.
(2)
All structures shall be set back at least a distance equal to their height. At a minimum, the setbacks set forth in § 325-19B shall apply.
(3)
Any area used for the unloading, transfer, storage, processing, incineration or deposition of waste must be completely screened from ground level view at the property line. In addition, such areas must also be completely enclosed by an eight-foot-high security fence, with no openings greater than two inches in any direction. Said fence shall be set back a minimum of 100 feet from all property lines. The security fence shall be completely screened from view along its entire length by a screening buffer of the kind and type meeting the requirements of § 281-35 of Chapter 281, Subdivision and Land Development, of the Code of the Township of West Whiteland.
(4)
A minimum one-hundred-foot-wide landscape strip shall
be located along all property lines. No structures, storage, parking
or any other related activity or operation shall be permitted within
this landscape strip. The landscaping within the landscape strip shall
be in accordance with a landscape plan submitted to and approved by
the Planning Commission.
(5)
The applicant must demonstrate compliance through
a written statement with, and must continue to comply with, all applicable
local, state and federal standards and regulations. The applicant
shall submit a copy of the applications to the Pennsylvania Department
of Environmental Protection ("Department") for a solid waste management
permit and an air quality permit. The applicant shall submit evidence,
which may take the form of a certification by the Department, that
the applications for the solid waste management permit, the air quality
permit and the conditional use is consistent with the Pennsylvania
Infectious and Chemotherapeutic Waste Plan adopted by the Department
pursuant to the Infectious and Chemotherapeutic Waste Disposal Act,
Act 93 of 1988, 35 P.S. § 6019.1 et seq. Operation of the
facility as an approved conditional use shall be contingent upon the
applicant conforming to the terms of a solid waste management permit
and an air quality permit and any applicable statues and regulations.
A copy of the approved applications and permits shall be filed with
the Township prior to commencing any site preparation activity.
(6)
Sanitary sewage shall be disposed of by means of connection
to a public sewer system. The applicant shall provide evidence that
any process wastewater generated by the facility, other than sanitary
sewage, will be properly collected and disposed of in accordance with
all applicable local, state and federal standards and regulations.
If the process wastewater is to be discharged directly to waters of
the commonwealth, the applicant shall submit a copy of the NPDES discharge
permit and application to the Department for a water quality management
permit along with the Department's written response approving the
application. If the wastewater is to be discharged to the existing
public or a private sewer system for transportation and treatment,
the applicant shall submit a letter from the treatment system owner
stating the quality and character of the wastewater which will be
accepted from the applicant. If there will be no wastewater discharged
by the facility, other than sanitary sewage, the applicant shall submit
a letter certifying that there will be no wastewater generated, or
that any wastewater generated at the facility will be recycled back
into the process.
(7)
The applicant shall submit a traffic study prepared
by a registered professional engineer experienced in traffic engineering,
for approval by the Township. Said study shall indicate the effect
the facility and all vehicular traffic generated by the facility will
have on the street system within the Township and shall include information
on the current traffic flows on this road system and projections of
traffic generated by the proposed use. The traffic study shall make
reference to and be consistent with the Township Traffic Master Plan,
the Official Map and the Comprehensive Plan. Where the traffic study
indicates that a street, bridge, underpass or other street facility
is deficient in any manner to adequately provide for the intended
traffic, it shall be the responsibility of the applicant to provide
for the upgrading of such street, bridge, underpass or other street
facility as is necessary to alleviate the deficiency.
(8)
The facility shall be provided with access drives
which shall originate from a public street and shall provide vehicular
access to all unloading areas, process areas and storage areas. Sufficiently
long stacking lanes into the facility shall be provided so that vehicles
waiting will not back up onto public roads. Improvements to the existing
roads shall be provided by the applicant to insure safe turning movements
to and from the site and safe through movements on the existing roads.
Additionally, all access drives shall meet the following design standards:
(a)
The drive shall have five inches of 2A modified subbase course, five inches of BCBC, 1 1/2 inches of ID-2 binder course, and 1 1/2 inches of ID-2 wearing course, in accordance with Chapter 281, Subdivision and Land Development, of the Code of the Township of West Whiteland. All materials, equipment and construction methods shall conform to PennDOT Form 408, as amended.
(b)
Access drives shall have a minimum width of
40 feet.
(c)
Access drives shall have a maximum gradient
of 10% and a minimum gradient of 3/4%.
(d)
All access drives and paving shall be curbed.
(e)
No access drive or paving shall be located within
the one-hundred-year floodplain or other environmentally sensitive
areas.
(9)
Access to the site shall be limited to those posted
times when an attendant is on duty. All areas of the site shall be
protected by locked barricades, fences, gates or other means to prohibit
access to the area at unauthorized times or at unauthorized locations.
(10)
Hazardous waste as defined by the Department
and/or the United States Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") shall
not be collected, transported, stored, processed or disposed of at
any time within the subject property or in conjunction with the operation
of the facility.
(11)
The facility shall employ qualified facility
operators responsible for supervising all unloading, processing, transfer
and deposition of the waste and ash residue and for the operation
of all pollution control equipment.
(12)
Compactors, grinders or similar devices may
not be used to reduce the volume of waste before incineration.
(13)
Leak- and vector-proof containers shall be provided
for the storage of any waste not presently used in any disposal process
and for the storage of ash residue. Such containers shall be stored
within a wholly enclosed building.
(14)
No more waste shall be stored on the property
than what is necessary to keep the facility in operation, but in no
circumstance shall such waste be stored for greater than 72 hours.
(15)
A contingency plan for the immediate disposal
of all waste on the property in the event of a facility shutdown shall
be submitted by the applicant.
(16)
The applicant shall submit an analysis of raw
water needs (groundwater or surface water) from either private or
public sources, indicating the quantity of water required. If the
source is from a public water system, the applicant shall submit documentation
that the supplier will supply the water needed. In addition, a water
feasibility study shall be provided to enable the Township to evaluate
the impact of the proposed development on the groundwater supply and
on existing wells. The purposes of the study will be to determine
if there is an adequate supply of water for the proposed development
and to estimate the impact of the new development on existing wells
in the vicinity. The water feasibility study shall be reviewed by
the Township Engineer. A water system which does not provide an adequate
supply of water for the proposed development, considering both quantity
and quality, or does not provide for adequate groundwater recharge
considering the water withdrawn by the proposed development shall
not be approved by the Township. The water feasibility study shall
include the following information:
(a)
Calculations of the projected water needs.
(b)
A geologic map of the area with a radius of
at least one mile from the site.
(c)
The location of all existing and proposed wells
within 2,500 feet of the site with a notation of the capacity of all
high yield wells.
(d)
The location of all existing on lot sewage disposal
systems within 1,000 feet of the site.
(e)
The location of all streams within 1,000 feet
of the site and all known point and nonpoint sources of pollution.
(f)
Based on the geologic formation(s) underlying
the area, a determination of the long-term safe yield.
(g)
A determination of the effects of the proposed
water supply system on the quantity and quality of water in nearby
wells, streams and the groundwater table.
(h)
A statement of the qualifications and the signature(s)
of the person(s) preparing the study.
(17)
The applicant shall submit an emergency management
plan prepared by a qualified, registered professional engineer, for
approval by the Township.
B.
At the time of conditional use approval, the applicant and the operator shall agree to conduct all activities in strict accordance with the standards in Subsection A(1) through (17) above, and with any other reasonable conditions that may be imposed by the Board at the time of conditional use approval, and that the applicant and operator agrees that in the event of any violation of the above standards or any condition of approval, the Township, its agents and/or employees may enter upon the premises and close the facility. Such agreement shall be in the form of a development agreement with the Township, executed at the time of conditional use approval and recorded with the property deed at the Chester County Office of the Recorder of Deeds.
