[Ord. 101, 9/14/1993, § 701]
If any provision of this Chapter is shown by the developer to
be unreasonable of application, or such as to cause undue hardship
not of his own making, in the special conditions of his proposed subdivision
or land development, the Township may grant a variance from the literal
requirements of such provision; provided, that such variance will
not be contrary to public interest and that the purpose and intent
of this Chapter is observed.
[Ord. 101, 9/14/1993, § 702]
A.
Any request for a variance shall be in writing to the Planning Commission
and shall accompany and be a part of the submission of the preliminary
plan. The request shall state in full the grounds and facts of unreasonableness
or hardship on which the request is based, the provision(s) of this
Chapter involved, and the exact variance therefrom which is requested.
B.
All proposals for variance from the provisions of this Chapter shall
be reviewed and recommendation made by the Planning Commission, whether
requested by the developer or deemed necessary by the Planning Commission.
C.
All proposals for variance from the provisions of this Chapter shall
be reviewed by the Planning Commission and the Township and shall
have effect only, when approved by the Township.
D.
A record of the action of all variances from the provisions of this
Chapter shall appear in the official minutes of the Planning Commission.
E.
Reduced cost or expense to the developer shall not be deemed sufficient
cause for entertaining a variance request.
