[Amended 7-5-2016 by Ord. No. 2016-1]
A. 
The governing body may waive the requirements of Articles V and VI for minor subdivisions, as defined in this chapter, which require no additional streets or street openings, upon application of the subdivider for waiver of said requirements. In the case where a waiver is granted, an application for final plan approval shall be filed along with the plans and data required in § 225-15 and shall be processed according to Article VI, § 225-12.
B. 
The Township shall waive all previous requirements for minor subdivisions for size, lot subdivision and lot line revisions, not including land development other than subdivision and land development. The waiver still would require all Washington County subdivision procedures to be followed.
Plans approved for waiver under § 225-14 of this chapter shall include, but not be limited to, the following information:
A. 
The proposed plan shall be drawn at a scale of one inch equals 50 feet or greater.
B. 
The proposed plan shall be legibly drawn on Mylar or comparable permanent material not to exceed 24 inches by 36 inches.
C. 
Location map.
D. 
The plan shall show or be accompanied by the following:
(1) 
Description of covenants.
(2) 
Title, to include:
(a) 
Location by municipality, county and state.
(b) 
Names and addresses of registered owner or owners and applicants.
(c) 
Name and seal of registered surveyor who surveyed the property and/or prepared the plan, plus the name and seal of the registered engineer, if one was responsible for the plan.
(d) 
North point, date and graphic scale.
(e) 
Name of the subdivision.
(3) 
Proposed use of the land; name of applicant.
(4) 
Lot dimensions and land area, with bearing and distances (deed book and page number of parcel).
(5) 
Existing alleys and existing streets and/or easements adjacent to the tract; right-of-way widths and route numbers.
(6) 
Available utilities (if public sewer and water, source and sewage disposal system should be indicated).
(7) 
Planning modules specified by PADEP and/or tap-in permit for municipal sewer.
(8) 
Names of abutting property owners.
(9) 
Statement by the owner dedicating streets, easements, rights-of-way, and sites for public use.
(10) 
Sketch plan showing the remainder of the parcel from which the subdivision is being made and the relationship of the site to contiguous areas of the community, highway systems, and other significant development, and conditions such as floodplains, wetlands or other environmental conditions.
(11) 
Such other certificates, affidavits, endorsements or dedications as may be required in the enforcement of this chapter.
(12) 
Any other data pertinent to the plan.
In the combination or recombination of lots or portions of previously plotted lots, when the resultant lots are increased in street frontage and total area size so that they reach or exceed the standards of this chapter and the street pattern is in conformity to the Comprehensive Plan, the procedures and regulations heretofore described shall apply except as they may be further relaxed by the governing body.