The Official Map, as adopted in the form attached to this chapter, and subsequently amended,[1] shall identify the location of the lines of existing and proposed public streets, open space, pathways, greenways, watercourses, bus shelters and public grounds, including widening, narrowings, extensions, diminutions, openings or closings.
A.
For the purpose of initially reserving land on the Official Map, property records, aerial photography, photogrammetric mapping or other methods sufficient for the identification, description and publication of areas for reservation on the Official Map will be sufficient. For the acquisition of lands and easements, boundary description by metes and bounds shall be made and sealed by a licensed surveyor.
B.
The Board of Commissioners, by amending ordinances, may make additions or modifications to the Official Map or part thereof by following the provisions included in Subsection A above and may also vacate any existing or proposed public street, open space, pathways, greenways, watercourses, bus shelters or public ground contained on the Official Map, or part thereof.
C.
Unless otherwise specified, all proposed public street right-of-way and widening of existing public street right-of-way shall meet the width requirements specified in Chapter 440, Subdivision and Land Development, of this Code, for the street classification so designated unless otherwise specified by a traffic impact study requiring improvements such as deceleration and acceleration lanes which may require a greater right-of-way width at specific location.
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Editor's Note: A copy of the current Official Map is on file in the Township Offices.