Land use permits shall be required before any construction or
development is undertaken within any area of the Borough.
A copy of all applications and plans for any proposed construction
or development in any identified floodplain area to be considered
for approval shall be submitted by the Zoning Officer to the York
County Conservation District for review and comment prior to the issuance
of a land use permit. The review shall be completed no later than
45 days from the date the application is accepted by the Borough.
The recommendations of the Conservation District shall be considered
by the Zoning Officer for possible incorporation into the proposed
plan.
A copy of all plans and applications for any proposed construction
or development in any identified floodplain area to be considered
for approval may be submitted by the Zoning Officer to any other appropriate
agencies and/or individuals (e.g., Borough Council, Municipal Engineer,
etc.) for review and comment.
After the issuance of a land use permit by the Zoning Officer,
no changes of any kind shall be made to the application, permit or
any of the plans, specifications or other documents submitted with
the application without the written consent or approval of the Zoning
Officer. Requests for any such change shall be in writing, and shall
be submitted by the applicant to Zoning Officer for consideration.
In addition to a land use permit, the Zoning Officer shall issue
a placard which shall be displayed on the premises during the time
construction is in progress. This placard shall show the number of
the land use permit, the date of its issuance, and be signed by the
Zoning Officer.
Applications for a land use permit shall be accompanied by a
fee, payable to the municipality, with such fee to be set from time
to time by the Borough Council by resolution. The initial fee shall
be set at the current amount prevailing for conventional building
permits within the Borough.