In addition to other final plan requirements for a major subdivision,
the following items shall be included for final plan review for all
land developments, as applicable:
A. Site plans, as required in this article; engineering plans detailing
the construction of all required improvements; and other data information
establishing compliance with the design standards of this article.
B. Proof of approvals by all appropriate public and governmental authorities
or agencies where applicable, including, but not limited to, permits
for any planned road entrances onto existing roads or highways (PennDOT
or municipal) and permits or approvals from the Department of Environmental
Protection or other state agencies relating to sewage facilities,
water obstructions, air quality, etc., as applicable.
C. In case of multi-owner or multi-tenant developments, proof of the
status of the organization and means for management and maintenance
of common open space, parking and other common utilities or improvements.
Instruments demonstrating creation of an association or entity or
other means of assuring continuing maintenance shall be required.
Insofar as the land development involves the lease or rental
of buildings and/or space on the site and site improvements (such
as streets, parking areas and stormwater drainage devices) which are
to be privately maintained or maintained by a private (nonpublic)
organization or entity created by the developer, written assurance
for completion and maintance of improvements must be provided. Where
the developer does not intend to maintain the improvement and where
a homeowners' association or similar organization will not be
organized for these responsibilities, the developer will submit a
plan and agreement for maintenance of such facilities. This document
will be legally enforceable, one clearly establishing maintenance
responsibility, and must be approved by the Township.