The purpose of this Part is to have a simplified procedure for the filing and approval of minor subdivision plans.
[Ord. 101, 9/14/1993, § 801]
Only a final plan submission is required for a minor subdivision. Following a preliminary conference with the Planning Commission, the developer or subdivider shall file five copies of the subdivision plan with the requisite fee and application form with the Commission. The developer or subdivider shall also submit evidence of complying with the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act requirements on sewage disposal, along with meeting the applicable, requirements (as determined by the Planning Commission) as outlined under the preliminary and final plan Sections of this Chapter.
[Ord. 101, 9/14/1993, § 802]
Submission, review and approval procedures shall be the same as outlined under § 305 of this Chapter. The review will basically be concerned with the following items.
[Ord. 101, 9/14/1993, § 803]
All minor subdivision plans shall conform to the following:
A. 
Title Block. The title block shall show the name of the subdivision, municipality in which located, name and address of the owner, name, address and seal of the engineer or surveyor and the date of preparation.
B. 
Location Sketch. A location sketch shall be shown, north oriented to the top of the drawing, showing the subdivision in relationship to contiguous roads and land. A USGS map at a scale of one inch equals 2,000 feet may be used as source information. A tract map shall also be provided on a scale the same as the Northumberland County tax assessment maps and shall show the proposed subdivision and residue land.
C. 
Plan Information. Shall be as outlined in the applicable preliminary plan and final plan requirements Sections of this Chapter, as determined by the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors. See §§ 304(1) through (4).
D. 
Accompanying data shall be submitted as required by the applicable Section of this Chapter, as determined by the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors.
E. 
Each lot shall have its required minimum frontage along a public road.