[Ord. 5/6/1974; as added by Ord. 2002-9, 12/9/2002, § 9]
1.
The sketch plan may be an informal free-hand drawing (which need
not be drawn to scale nor show precise dimensions, except as required
below), subject to the following:
A.
The following information shall be shown on the sketch plan:
(1)
The name and address of the developer and owner (if different),
the name of the Township, the title of the sketch plan, a North arrow
and the date of the drawing.
(2)
The number of acres in the tract, the average lot size, the
approximate number of lots, the anticipated type of development and
the proposed general lot layout.
(3)
The tax map and parcel number of the existing tract.
(4)
The acreage of the original tract as of June 20, 1974, and the
number of subdivisions of the original tract since June 20, 1974,
with the number of unused dwelling units remaining on the tract. The
applicant should also include any assignment of dwelling units to
subdivided lots if in excess of one per subdivided lot. The applicant
may request a dwelling units determination letter from the Township
Solicitor. The applicant shall be responsible for the costs associated
with the determination.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
B.
Additionally, at the time the sketch plan is presented to the Township
Planning Commission, the developer should also be prepared to provide
the following information, which need not initially be shown on the
sketch plan:
[Amended by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
[Ord. 5/6/1974; as amended by Ord. 12/4/1980, §§ IV,
V, VI and X; by Ord. 9/3/1981, §§ II, III and IV; by
Ord. 4/4/1985, §§ 1 and 2; by Ord. 6/2/1988, § XI;
by Ord. 6/1/1989, §§ I and XI; by Ord. 7/5/1990, § II;
by Ord. 3/4/1993, § II; by Ord. 1996-1, 1/2/1996, §§ VII,
VIII, IX, X, XI and XII; by Ord. 2001-2, 2/1/2001, § 2;
by Ord. 2002-2, 2/7/2002, §§ 3, 6, 7 and 8; by Ord.
2002-9, 12/9/2002, § 10; by Ord. 2003-6, 8/7/2003, § 2;
and by Ord. 2011-7, 11/3/2011, §§ 1, 2, 3 and 4]
1.
The preliminary plan shall be submitted with an application for subdivision
and land development approval.
2.
The preliminary plan shall be drawn on linen or mylar material and
at a scale of not more than 100 feet to the inch. The preliminary
plan shall show the following information:
A.
Proposed land development name or identifying title.
B.
Municipality in which the land development is located.
C.
North point, scale and date.
D.
Name and address of the owner of the property or of his authorized
agent.
E.
Name and seal of the registered engineer or registered surveyor responsible
for the plan.
F.
Total acreage of the tract.
G.
Number of lots, proposed density and minimum lot size.
H.
Signature block for approval by the Board of Supervisors (three spaces),
a notation showing date of review by York County Planning Commission,
and a signature block (one space) for approval by the York County
Planning Commission.
I.
Length of new streets proposed.
J.
Type of water supply and sewage disposal facilities proposed, i.e.,
on-lot or public.
K.
Proposed use of land and existing zoning classification and proof
of any variances or special exceptions which may have been granted.
L.
A location map in relation to the surrounding neighborhood and community.
The location map should be at a scale of not less than 2,000 feet
to the inch.
M.
Tract boundaries showing bearings and distances.
N.
Contours at vertical intervals of five feet or less.
O.
Data to which contour elevations refer. Where reasonably practicable,
data shall refer to U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey data.
P.
The names of owners of immediately adjacent unplatted land, the names
of proposed or existing land development immediately adjacent, and
the locations and dimensions of any streets or easements shown thereon
which abut the land to be developed.
Q.
All existing watercourses, tree masses and other significant natural
features, such as rock outcrops, springs and swampy areas.
R.
All existing buildings, sewers, water mains, culverts, petroleum
or petroleum products lines, gas lines, fire hydrants and other significant
man-made features.
S.
All existing streets on, adjacent to or within 400 feet of any part
of the tract, including name, right-of-way width and cartway width.
T.
Lines of all lots, parcels or tracts included within the subdivision or land development including those not presently owned by the subdivider or land developer but on June 20, 1974 (the effective date of the Hopewell Township Zoning Ordinance [Chapter 27]), owned by the same land owner as the tract being subdivided or developed.
U.
Lots within the land development shall be numbered.
V.
Location and width of all proposed streets, alleys, rights-of-way
and easements; proposed lot lines with approximate dimensions; driveway
access points on corner lots where proposed; proposed minimum building
setback line for each street; playgrounds, public buildings, public
areas and parcels of land proposed to be dedicated or reserved for
public use.
W.
Where the preliminary plan covers only a part of the developer's
entire holding, a sketch may be required of the prospective street
layout for the remainder.
X.
The plat must be signed by all of the owners of the land sought to
be subdivided or developed and contain a notarized statement to the
effect that the applicants are all of the owners of the land proposed
to be subdivided or developed and that the land development as shown
on the preliminary plan is made with his or their free consent.
Y.
Measurements and location shall be shown for all proposed sewage
disposal systems, all proposed wells and all proposed residential,
commercial or industrial buildings.
Z.
The location and design of access drives on corner lots and access
drives on other lots as requested by the Board of Supervisors.
AA.
A traffic study, obtained at the applicant's expense, should the
Board of Supervisors deem same necessary and appropriate.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
BB.
A table setting forth the ownership history of the tract, including
grantor, grantee, date of transfer and deed reference.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
CC.
The acreage of the original tract as of June 20, 1974, and the number
of subdivisions of the original tract since June 20, 1974, with the
number of unused dwelling units remaining on the tract. The applicant
should also include any assignment of dwelling units to subdivided
lots if in excess of one per subdivided lot. The applicant may request
a dwelling units determination letter from the Township Solicitor.
The applicant shall be responsible for the costs associated with the
determination.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
3.
The preliminary plan shall include thereon or be accompanied by:
A.
Where the subdivision and/or land development lies partially or completely within any area identified as a floodplain by the Flood Insurance Study (FIS) and Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) effective September 25, 2009, or their successors, and which is regulated by the Hopewell Township Floodplain Management Ordinance of 2009 [Chapter 8] or its successors, the preliminary plan shall include any information required by § 22-519 of this chapter and the Hopewell Township Floodplain Management Ordinance of 2009 [Chapter 8] or its successors, but at a minimum the following information:
(1)
The location and elevation of proposed roads, utilities and
building sites, fills, flood or erosion protection facilities.
(2)
The one-hundred-year flood elevations.
(3)
Areas subject to special deed restrictions.
(4)
All such maps shall show contours at intervals of two or five
feet depending upon the slope of the land and shall identify accurately
the boundaries of the area identified as being subject to the one-hundred-year
flood in the aforementioned Federal Insurance Study.
B.
The location and design of access drives on corner lots and access
drives on other lots as requested by the Board of Supervisors. Such
access drives shall demonstrate the existence of reasonable access
to the property and should not be designed so as to unreasonably erode
the public road.
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The design shall demonstrate compliance with § 22-507 of this chapter.
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If access is to be provided by a road maintained by the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, the subdivider or developer shall supply proof that
a driveway permit has been issued to permit a driveway to be completed
at the proposed location, or certification from a professional engineer,
that consistent with the regulations of the Pennsylvania Department
of Transportation a permit can be issued to permit a driveway to be
completed at the proposed location.
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C.
Feasibility study on water and sewer facilities for the tract (§ 22-403) together with certification that the method of sewage disposal and the planning module has been approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
D.
Typical cross-sections and center-line profiles for each proposed
street.
E.
Preliminary engineering designs of any new bridges or culverts proposed in the tract and a drawing of all present and proposed grades and facilities for stormwater drainage. There shall be included such information as is necessary to establish to the satisfaction of the Township Engineer that the proposed stormwater facilities will be sufficient to achieve compliance with the requirements of §§ 22-512, 22-610 and 22-718 of this chapter, and the Hopewell Township Stormwater Management Ordinance [Chapter 23].
F.
The subdivider or land developer shall include such information as is necessary to establish to the satisfaction of the Township Engineer that the proposed stormwater management facilities will be sufficient to achieve compliance with the requirements of §§ 22-512, 22-610 and/or 22-718 of this chapter, and the Hopewell Township Stormwater Management Ordinance [Chapter 23].
G.
Application for subdivision and land development approval.
H.
An Erosion and Sediment control plan which meets the requirements of the Hopewell Township Stormwater Management Ordinance [Chapter 23], and has been reviewed and approved by the York County Conservation District, if such approval is required.
[Amended by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018 ]
I.
An earth disturbance permit, or such other permits, if and as required by the Hopewell Township Stormwater Management Ordinance [Chapter 23].
J.
The existing uniform parcel identifier number for each existing tract
or separate lot which is not being created by the plan including,
but not limited to, the parent tract which is being subdivided.
K.
On the first page of the plan, or, in the event of a plan creating
or identifying a large number of lots, at such place on the plan as
can be readily located, a table identifying each lot number being
created or identified by lot number, with a column identified for
the placement of the uniform parcel identifier number for each lot,
to be assigned by the Tax Map Office.
L.
Every plan shall have on it a note which states that the owner or
developer is required to preserve all trees except those which must
be removed in order to have a suitable location for a driveway, dwelling,
well, septic system or other improvement, including road or street
improvements. The owner or developer shall mark all trees which are
to be removed and such removal of those trees shall be approved by
the Township prior to their removal. The landowner or developer shall
provide the Township with at least three working days' notice prior
to the intended removal of such trees.
M.
Every plan shall delineate on the plan a utility right-of-way showing
and providing access to each lot created by or shown on the subdivision
or land development plan for all utilities which shall be necessary
for the full development of each lot. No such right-of-way shall be
closer than two feet from the edge of the curb farthest from the cartway,
which two-foot strip shall remain free and clear from all utilities,
and shall be reserved for Township use for signage or other appropriate
uses.
[Ord. 5/6/1974; as amended by Ord. 2/1/1979, § V;
by Ord. 12/4/1980, § VII; by Ord. 9/3/1981, § V;
by Ord. 6/2/1988, §§ VII and IX; by Ord. 3/4/1993,
§ III; by Ord. 6/3/1993, § 2; by Ord. 2002-2,
2/7/2002, §§ 2 and 3; and by Ord. 2002-9, 12/9/2002,
§ 10]
1.
The developer shall submit a feasibility report in duplicate concerning
the availability, adequacy and/or adaptability of sewer and water
facilities in or near a proposed land development. Said report shall
be prepared by a registered professional engineer and be submitted
in conjunction with the preliminary plan for review and recommendations
by the local office of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Protection.
2.
The feasibility report shall consist of an examination of possible
connection to an existing public sewerage system and public water
supply system. The study shall include the distance from the nearest
public sewer and public water and the capacity of the existing system
to accommodate the proposed land development.
3.
If the above method of sewerage disposal is found to be feasible,
formal application shall be made to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
Department of Environmental Protection and a permit obtained from
the Sanitary Water Board prior to the construction of sewers or treatment
facilities.
4.
As a part of the feasibility study, the subdivider shall state the
type of sewage disposal system desired for each of the proposed lots.
If other than connection to a sanitary sewer line, or the installation
of a conventional on-site sewage disposal system is intended on any
of the lots, that fact shall be indicated on the plan itself. The
Board of Supervisors will approve on-site sewage disposal systems
only when the Township Sewage Enforcement Officer and/or a sanitarian
of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection certifies
that the proposed sewage disposal system for each of the lots shown
on the plan is suitable for use on that lot and the planning module
for that lot was approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Protection.
A.
The Township Sewage Enforcement Officer and/or a sanitarian of the
Department of Environmental Protection certifies that the proposed
sewage disposal site cannot reasonably be located so as to enable
the lot to utilize a conventional on-site sewage disposal system.
5.
As a part of the feasibility study, there shall be included the results
of probe hole analyses and soil absorption tests on each of the lots
as proposed in the subdivision. These probe hole analyses and soil
absorption tests shall be performed in accordance with the regulations
of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and shall
be certified as accurate by the Township Sewage Enforcement Officer.
6.
If connection to an existing public sewer system is proposed, the
subdivider or developer shall submit an agreement committing the public
sewer system to accept and treat all sewerage that will be generated
by the proposed subdivision or land development for such period of
time and under such terms and conditions as the public sewer system
accepts and treats sewerage emanating from elsewhere in its service
area.
7.
If connection to an existing public water supply system is proposed,
the subdivider or developer shall submit an agreement committing the
public water supply system to provide such water as will be utilized
by the subdivision or land development for such period of time and
under such terms and conditions as the public water supply system
provides water service elsewhere in its service area.
8.
If the water supply system proposed involves the utilization of water
obtained from the tract being subdivided or developed irrespective
of whether that water is being distributed as a part of a public water
supply system, the Board of Supervisors will approve the proposed
water supply system only when the Feasibility Study establishes and
the engineer performing the study certifies that the groundwater recharge
on the tract in question after development computed during drought
conditions (periods when precipitation is 40% below normal) will exceed
the anticipated water usage figures computed by using Department of
Environmental Protection figures of 3.5 persons per dwelling unit
and average daily uses of 100 gallons per person per day, where residential
use is contemplated, and will exceed projected water usage figures
where nonresidential use is contemplated, and that the installation
of the proposed systems will not lower the groundwater table in the
area so as to endanger or decrease groundwater supplies available
to other properties in the area of the subdivision or land development,
and such study is approved by the Township Engineer.
9.
When industrial or commercial use is intended, the applicant shall,
in the feasibility study, set forth the proposed nature of the nonresidential
use, the proposed number of employees and whether or not water will
be used for cleanup and/or processing or otherwise in connection with
the commercial or industrial use.
10.
The applicant shall, in addition, set forth the proposed allocation
of available water supply between or among the proposed nonresidential
uses and shall set forth a plan or proposal pursuant to which such
allocation can reasonably be monitored and enforced by the Township.
11.
In the case of the subdivisions or land developments of 10 or fewer existing or proposed residential units, the water feasibility study is not required. For this purpose the subdivision or land development shall be considered to consist of all contiguous land owned on June 20, 1974 (the effective date of the Hopewell Township Zoning Ordinance [Chapter 27]), by the same land owner as lands owned by the applicant now proposed for subdivision or land development. Land shall be considered contiguous even though separated by public or private roads.
[Ord. 5/6/1974; as amended by Ord. 2002-2, 2/7/2002, §§ 3
and 9; and by Ord. 2002-9, 12/9/2002, § 10]
A minor subdivision shall be any subdivision that consists of five or fewer lots. For purposes of this section, the subdivision shall be considered to consist of all contiguous land owned on June 20, 1974 (the effective date of the Hopewell Township Zoning Ordinance [Chapter 27]) by the same landowner as lands owned by the applicant proposed for subdivision or land development. Land shall be considered contiguous even though separated by public or private roads. A subdivider or developer of a minor subdivision as defined in this section shall be exempted from the requirement of filing a preliminary plan, and is required only to file a final plan, which shall conform in all respects to the requirements of this chapter for final plans. Additionally, a final subdivision or land development plan for a minor subdivision shall be exempted from review by the Township Engineer, unless, because of the particular circumstances of a subdivision or land development, either the Board of Supervisors or the Township Planning Commission determines that such review is appropriate.
[Ord. 5/6/1974; as amended by Ord. 12/4/1980, §§ VIII
and IX; by Ord. 9/3/1981, §§ VI and VII; by Ord. 4/4/1985,
§§ 3, 4, 5 and 6; by Ord. 6/2/1988, §§ II
and XII; by Ord. 6/1/1989, §§ XII and XIII; by Ord.
1996-1, 1/2/1996, § XIII; by Ord. 2001-2, 2/1/2001, § 2;
by Ord. 2002-2, 2/7/2002, §§ 9, 10 and 11; and by Ord.
2011-7, 11/3/2011, §§ 2, 3, 5 and 6]
1.
The final plan shall be submitted with an application for subdivision
and land development approval.
2.
Final plans shall conform in all important details with preliminary
plans as previously approved, and any conditions specified in the
approval of preliminary plans shall be incorporated in the final plan.
3.
The final plan shall be drawn on linen or mylar material at a scale
of either 50 feet to the inch or 100 feet to the inch and shall include
the following information:
A.
Land development name or identifying title.
B.
Municipality in which the land development is located.
C.
North point, scale and date.
D.
Name and address of the developer.
E.
Name and seal of the registered professional engineer or surveyor
responsible for the plan.
F.
Total acreage of the tract, number of lots, density and minimum lot
size.
G.
Proposed use of land and existing zoning classification.
H.
A location map for the purpose of locating the site to be developed
in relation to the surrounding neighborhood and community. The location
map should be at a scale of not less than 2,000 feet to the inch.
I.
The names of adjoining land developments, if any, and the names of
owners of all adjacent land.
J.
Street lines, tract boundaries, lot lines, rights-of-way, easements
and areas dedicated or proposed to be dedicated to public use.
K.
Sufficient data to determine readily the location, bearing and length
of every street, lot and boundary line, and to reproduce such lines
upon the ground.
L.
The length of all straight lines, radii, lengths of curves and tangent
bearings for each street.
M.
All dimensions and angles or bearings of the lines to each lot and
of each area proposed to be dedicated to public use.
N.
All dimensions shall be shown in feet and hundredths of a foot.
O.
The proposed building setback line for each street and the proposed
placement of each dwelling or other principal building, sewage disposal
system and well.
P.
The point of access of driveways on corner lots, where proposed.
Q.
Location, size and invert elevation of all sanitary storm and combined
sewers and location of all manholes, inlets and culverts.
R.
Lots within the land development shall be numbered.
S.
Names of streets within and adjacent to the land development shall
be shown.
T.
The location of permanent reference monuments shall be shown on the
plan.
U.
The plan must be signed by all of the owners of the land sought to
be subdivided or developed and contain a notarized statement to the
effect that the applicants are all of the owners of the land proposed
to be subdivided or developed and that the land development as shown
on the final plan is made with his or their free consent and that
it is desired to record the same.
V.
Signature block for approval by the Board of Supervisors (three spaces).
W.
If any lot is not to be approved as the location of a dwelling, the
plan shall conspicuously so state.
X.
Each final plan proposing residential development or residential
uses within the Agricultural District must contain in conspicuous
form the following language: "Warning: The dwelling lot or lots proposed
by this Subdivision Plan are in the Agricultural District. The primary
use of such district is agricultural and residents must expect things
such as the smell of farm animals and the manure they produce, toxic
chemical sprays, slow moving agricultural machinery on local roads
and other by-products of agricultural activity."
Y.
The plans shall contain a notation showing date of review by the
York County Planning Commission and a signature block for approval
by the York County Planning Commission.
Z.
The acreage of the original tract as of June 20, 1974, and the number
of subdivisions of the original tract since June 20, 1974, with the
number of unused dwelling units remaining on the tract. The applicant
should also include any assignment of dwelling units to subdivided
lots if in excess of one per subdivided lot. The applicant may request
a dwelling unit determination letter from the Township Solicitor.
The applicant shall be responsible for the costs associated with the
determination.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
4.
The final plan shall include thereon or be accompanied by:
A.
A copy of such private deed restrictions, as may be applied upon
the property as a condition of sale by the present owner.
B.
Typical cross-sections and street profiles for all proposed streets.
Such profiles shall show at least the following existing (natural)
and proposed grades along the proposed street center line, culvert
locations, invert elevations and sizes.
C.
The certifications by the Township Engineer, the Township Sewage Enforcement Officer and/or a sanitarian of the Department of Environmental Protection required by § 22-403 of this chapter.
D.
Certification from a registered professional engineer employed by
the Township that the developer has installed all improvements to
the specifications of this chapter and any conditions attached by
the Board of Supervisors, or, in the alternative, that the developer
has posted an improvement bond or other accepted security in amount
sufficient to assure completion of all required improvements.
E.
Complete engineering design of any new bridges or culvert or stormwater drainage facilities proposed in the tract being subdivided or developed and certification by the Township Engineer that these proposed structures or facilities are satisfactorily proposed and will achieve compliance with the requirements of §§ 22-512, 22-610 and 22-718 of this chapter, and the Hopewell Township Stormwater Management Ordinance [Chapter 23].
F.
An erosion and sedimentation control plan which meets the requirements of the Hopewell Township Stormwater Management Ordinance [Chapter 23], and has been reviewed and approved by the York County Conservation District, if such approval is required.
G.
A map showing the exact location and elevation of all proposed buildings, structures, roads and public utilities to be constructed within any of the areas identified as being within any area identified as a floodplain by the Flood Insurance Study (FIS) and Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) effective September 25, 2009, or their successors. Such buildings, structures, roads, and public utilities shall be regulated by § 22-519 of this chapter, and by the Hopewell Township Floodplain Management Ordinance of 2009 [Chapter 8] or its successors. All such maps shall show contours at intervals of two feet, and identify accurately the boundaries of such areas.
I.
If access is to be provided by a road maintained by the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, the subdivider or developer shall submit proof that
a driveway permit has been issued to permit a driveway to be completed
at the proposed location, or certification from a professional engineer,
that consistent with the regulations of the Pennsylvania Department
of Transportation a permit can be issued to permit a driveway to be
completed at the proposed location. If the required permit has not
yet been issued, the plan shall set forth in conspicuous form a notice
that a highway occupancy permit is required from Pennsylvania Department
of Transportation before driveway access is permitted. In addition,
in the event a highway occupancy permit has not yet been obtained
from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the subdivider or developer
shall prior to plan approval enter into a written agreement with the
Township on a form prepared by or approved by the Township Solicitor
which shall provide that the subdivider or developer shall not transfer
any legal or equitable interest in any lot requiring a highway occupancy
permit to be issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
(this shall not be interpreted to preclude the entry into an unrecorded
contract of sale provided any and all amount of down payment is held
in escrow by an attorney or a licensed real estate broker) until a
highway occupancy permit for the lot in question has been obtained
and the Township has executed a writing authorizing the sale of such
lot.
J.
The existing uniform parcel identifier number for each existing tract
or separate lot which is not being created by the plan, including
but not limited to the parent tract which is being subdivided.
K.
On the first page of the plan, or, in the event of a plan creating
or identifying a large number of lots, at such place on the plan as
can be readily located, a table identifying each lot number being
created or identified by lot number, with a column identified for
the placement of the uniform parcel identifier number for each lot,
to be assigned by the Tax Map Office.
L.
If development rights are being transferred, the applicant shall
provide a copy of the deed of transfer containing a parcel history
for both the sending and receiving parcels in a form satisfactory
to the Township Solicitor.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
M.
If lots are being consolidated or if lot lines of existing lots are
being changed, copies of conveyance deeds and confirmatory deeds shall
be provided for review and approval by the Township Solicitor.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
N.
If the plan is or will be subject to a homeowners' association or
condominium association, copies of any declaration and related documents
shall be provided for review and approval by the Township Solicitor.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
O.
The applicant shall include a development and financial security
agreement in a form satisfactory to the Township Solicitor. The Board
of Supervisors reserves the right to request revisions to said agreement
at any time prior to approval of the final plan.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
P.
The applicant shall include a stormwater maintenance and monitoring
agreement in a form satisfactory to the Township Solicitor. The Board
of Supervisors reserves the right to request revisions to said agreement
at any time prior to approval of the final plan.
[Added by Ord. No. 2-2018, 6/7/2018]
[Ord. 5/6/1974; as added by Ord. 12/4/1980, § XXIV;
and as amended by Ord. 1996-1, 1/2/1996, § XIV; and by Ord.
2002-2, 2/7/2002, § 9]
1.
Where a parcel of land is being subdivided and it is not intended
that buildings other than farm buildings (a farm dwelling is not a
farm building) be placed or constructed on any of the lots created
by the subdivision, the plan submitted shall contain in a conspicuous
manner the following language: This subdivision is not intended for
development purposes. No buildings, other than farm buildings, may
be constructed or placed on any of the lots or parcels shown on this
plan without first submitting a subdivision plan meeting the then
Township subdivision requirements.
2.
Five copies of such plan shall be submitted.
3.
The plan shall contain the notarized signatures of the owner or owners
and signature blocks for three Supervisors, three members of the Planning
Commission, and the York County Planning Commission.
4.
A fee shall be submitted with the plan in the amount required for
review by the York County Planning Commission.
5.
The plan shall further indicate to whom the property subdivided is being sold, if known, and such information as is necessary to establish that this subdivision will not result in the evasion of any of the provisions of this chapter or any other Township ordinance with respect to the property proposed to be sold or with respect to the property being retained, i.e., the provisions of § 27-204, Subsection 4, of the Township Zoning Ordinance [Chapter 27].
