[Ord. No. 135, 11/18/1992]
Unless otherwise stated hereafter, words and phrases within
this chapter shall have the meaning assigned in this Part. Terms not
defined in this Part shall be interpreted according to common usage
or as the context may imply. For the purpose of this chapter, certain
terms and words have been defined and/or interpreted below:
(a)
Words used in the present tense shall include the future tense.
(b)
Words in the singular shall include the plural and words in the plural
shall include the singular.
(c)
Words in the masculine gender shall include the feminine and the
neuter.
(d)
The words "shall", "will", and "must" are mandatory.
(e)
The words "can" or "may" are permissive.
(f)
The word "person" includes any "individual", "company", "partnership",
"corporation", "association", "unincorporated association" or other
similar entity.
(g)
The words "used for" include "designed for", "arranged for", "intended
for", "maintained for" and "occupied for".
(h)
The words "building" and "structure" shall be construed as if followed
by the phrase "or part thereof".
(i)
The word "lot" shall include the terms "plot", "parcel", "site" and
"tract".
(j)
The word "Township" shall refer to Amity Township, Berks County,
Pennsylvania.
[Ord. No. 135, 11/18/1992;
as amended by Ord. No. 165, 4/26/1999;
by Ord. No. 217, 9/6/2005; and by Ord. No. 235, 4/17/2007]
A flood that, on the average, is likely to occur once every
100 years, i.e., that has a 1% chance of occurring each year, although
the flood may occur in any year.
A building subordinate to the principal building on a lot
and used for purposes customarily incidental to those of the principal
use.
A subordinate use of a portion of a lot which is customarily
incidental to the main or principal use of land or of a building on
a lot.
Forty-three thousand five hundred sixty square feet.
The Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, as amended.
The Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, as amended.
The state of being side by side, next to or adjoining one
another.
The average number of vehicles that pass over a given point
per day.
Any person other than the developer who, acting for the subdivider
or developer, submits subdivision or land development plans to the
Township for the purpose of obtaining approval.
A right-of-way or street that is municipally or privately
owned which serves as a secondary vehicular access to the side or
rear of two or more properties.
Soils which have been formed in alluvium and deposited by
past stream or flooding conditions.
Soil material such as sand, silt or clay that has been deposited
on land by past stream or flooding conditions.
Any change or rearrangement in the structural parts or in
the existing facilities of a building or structure or any enlargement
thereof, whether by extension on any side or by an increase in height,
or the moving of such building from one location or position to another.
The act of adding, joining or uniting one lot to another
lot in order to create out of said two lots a larger tract or parcel
of land intended for separate use, building development or transfer
of ownership.
A landowner or developer, as hereinafter defined, who has
filed an application for development, including his heirs, representatives,
successors and assigns.
A professional architect registered in the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
An earth mound with a maximum side slope of 3:1 covered with
grass, shrubbery or ground cover and which is intended to block views,
create landscape interest or impound water.
A tract of land or a lot or group of lots, bounded by streets,
public parks, railroad rights-of-way, water courses or bodies of water,
boundary lines of the Township, or by any combination of the above.
The Board of Supervisors of the Township of Amity, Berks
County, Pennsylvania.
A continuous strip of land which is clear of all buildings and paved areas and is adequately landscaped in accordance with § 27-517 of this chapter.
A structure enclosed within exterior walls or fire walls,
built, erected and framed of component structural parts, designed
for the enclosure and support of individuals, animals or property
of any kind.
The total area taken on a horizontal plane at the main grade
level of all primary and accessory buildings on a lot, excluding unroofed
porches, paved terraces, steps, eaves and gutters, but including all
enclosed extensions.
The percentage of a lot covered by principal and accessory
buildings.
The area of lot that is not subject to any required building
setbacks and/or development restrictions.
The vertical distance measured from the average elevation
of the finished grade at the two front corners of the building to
the highest point of the roof.
The measurement of a building in one general direction.
The minimum distance a building or structure must be set
back from the street right-of-way line (except the right-of-way of
a service street).
The line within a property establishing the minimum required
distance between any building or structure, or portions thereof, to
be erected or altered and a street right-of-way (except the right-of-way
of a service street). The distance shall be measured at right angles
from the street right-of-way line which abuts the property and the
building setback line shall be parallel to said right-of-way line.
Diameter of a tree's trunk measured 12 inches above
the ground.
The portion of a street right-of-way, paved or unpaved, intended
for vehicular use.
A line measured midway between and parallel to the street
right-of-way line, or as otherwise defined on plans and deeds of record.
A statement, based on an inspection, signed by the Zoning Officer, setting forth that a building, structure, sign and/or land complies with the Township Zoning Ordinance (see Chapter 32 of the Township Code of Ordinances), or that a building, structure, sign and/or land may be lawfully employed for specific uses or both.
An area of unobstructed vision at street intersections defined
by lines of sight between points at a given distance from the intersection
of the street center lines.
An alternative development method wherein structures are
arranged in closely related groups, reducing lot sizes, preserving
land for open space, and permitting innovative site design.
A parcel or parcels of land or an area of water, or a combination
of land and water, within the development site designed and intended
for use or enjoyment of all residents of the development in which
it is located. Land included within the right-of-way lines of streets
shall not be classified as common open space. Common open spaces shall
not include required open areas between buildings and between buildings
and street rights-of-way, driveways, parking areas and property lines
in the development. No dwelling unit, residential accessory buildings
or parking area may be located within common open spaces.
A parking facility other than those provided within the lot
lines of a lot on which one single-family detached dwelling, one single-family
semi-detached dwelling or one townhouse is located.
A wall used or adopted for joint service between two buildings
or parts thereof.
The act of bringing to a condition of physical completeness
and readiness for use and occupancy.
The document entitled the "Amity Township Comprehensive Plan",
or any part thereof, adopted by the Board of Supervisors.
The total necessary land required for all buildings or uses
within a unified development before a zoning or building permit may
be issued.
To change or adapt land or structures to a different use,
occupancy or purpose.
The Berks County Planning Commission.
The County of Berks, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
A portion of a lot unoccupied above grade but partially or
wholly surrounded by the walls of a structure or building.
A publicly or privately owned right-of-way for pedestrian
use extending from a street into a block or across a block to another
street.
The edge of the cartway.
The deliberate appropriation of land by its owner for any
general and public use, reserving to himself no other rights than
those that are compatible with the full exercise and enjoyment of
the public uses to which the property has been devoted.
The number of dwelling units per gross acre.
Regulations imposing standards for the layout by which a
subdivision or land development is developed.
Any landowner, whether an individual, firm, partnership,
association, corporation, estate, trust or any other group or combination
acting as a unit (or agent of said landowner authorized thereby) which
undertakes the subdivision or development of land.
Any man-made change to improved or unimproved land, including
but not limited to buildings or other structures, the installation
of utilities, filling, grading, paving, excavation, mining, dredging
or drilling operations.
The provisions for development of a plat of subdivision,
all covenants relating to use, location and bulk of buildings and
other structures, intensity of use or density of development, streets,
rights-of-way, and parking facilities, common open space and public
facilities. The phrase "provisions of the development plan" when used
in this chapter shall mean the written and graphic materials referred
to in this definition.
A portion of the Township within which certain uniform regulations
and requirements or combinations thereof apply under the provisions
of this chapter.
Any ditch, swale, culvert, gutter, pipe, pond, storm sewer
or other structure designed, intended and/or constructed for the purpose
of diverting surface waters from or carrying surface waters off streets,
public rights-of-way, recreational areas, parking facilities or any
part of any subdivision, land development or contiguous land area.
A private right-of-way providing for vehicular and pedestrian
access between a public street and a parking area within a lot or
property.
A building or structure, or portion thereof, arranged, intended,
designed or used as the living quarters for one or more families living
independently of each other. Such buildings as hospitals, hotels,
boarding, rooming or lodging houses, nursing homes, motels, and institutional
residences are not included in the definition of dwelling.
A building or portion thereof providing one or more rooms
arranged for the use of one or more individuals living together as
a single housekeeping unit, and having no cooking or sanitary facilities
in common with any other dwelling unit.
A right-of-way granted, but not dedicated, for limited use
of private land for a public or quasi-public purpose, and within which
the owner of the property shall not erect any permanent structures,
but shall have the right to make any other use of the land which is
not inconsistent with the rights of the grantee.
A licensed professional engineer registered by the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
The process by which soil and bedrock are worn away by the
action of wind, water, climate or chemical action.
Any act by which earth, sand, gravel or rock is dug into,
cut, quarried or moved.
A man-made barrier placed or arranged as a line of demarcation
between lots or to enclose a lot or portion thereof. The term "fence"
shall be deemed to include a wall.
The channel of a river or other watercourse and the adjacent
land areas required to carry and discharge a flood of the 100-year
magnitude.
The Amity Township Board of Supervisors
The inclination, with the horizontal, of a street which is
generally expressed by stating the vertical rise or fall as a percentage
of the horizontal distance and/or the level of the land improved or
unimproved.
Surface soils which are within three feet of the seasonable
high water table.
A place of ingress/egress from or access to a street or highway
created by a driveway or another street or highway. Measurement between
them shall be from the center line of one such point to the center
line of another such point.
The lot dimensions measured along the right-of-way line of
any one street or highway abutting a lot.
A soil that is saturated, flooded or ponded long enough during
the growing season to develop anaerobic conditions in the upper part.
The percentage of lot area covered by any and all impervious
materials, such as buildings, paved parking areas, paved walks, terraces
and similar surfaces which do not normally absorb rainfall.
Those surfaces which do not normally absorb water. All buildings,
parking areas, driveways, roads, sidewalks and any areas in concrete,
asphalt or packed stone, which, in the opinion of the Township Engineer,
shall be considered impervious surfaces, shall be classified as an
impervious surface within this definition. In addition, other areas
determined by the Township Engineer to be impervious within the meaning
of this definition will also be classified as impervious surfaces.
Those physical additions and modifications to the land that
may be required to insure that the site is suitable for the proposed
land use.
The minimum distance an improvement must be set back from
a street right-of-way and/or property line.
Regulations adopted pursuant to this chapter imposing minimum
standards for the construction of the required improvements such as
roads, storm drainage facilities, curbs, sidewalks, sanitary sewage
facilities, etc.
An agreement (in a form and manner acceptable to the Township)
requiring a developer to install the improvements required by this
chapter and any improvements or amenities which appear on the plan
in accordance with the requirements of this chapter.
The improvement of one lot or two or more contiguous lots,
tracts or parcels of land for any purpose involving:
A group of two or more residential or non-residential buildings,
whether proposed initially or cumulatively, or a single non-residential
building on a lot or lots regardless of the number of occupants or
tenure; or
The division or allocation of land or space, whether initially
or cumulatively, between or among two or more existing or prospective
occupants by means of, or for the purpose of, streets, common areas,
leaseholds, condominiums, building groups or other features; or
A subdivision of land.
The legal or beneficial owner or owners of land, including
the holder of an option or contract to purchase (whether or not such
option or contract is subject to any condition). A lessee under a
written lease, who has written authorization of the legal owner shall
be deemed to be a landowner for the purpose of this chapter.
A professional landscape architect registered by the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
The percentage of a lot covered by trees, gardens, grass,
shrubbery, natural turn and other natural ground cover such as mulch,
decorative stone or similar material.
A tract or parcel of land, regardless of size, held in single
or joint ownership, not necessarily a lot or lots shown on a duly
recorded map, which is occupied or capable of being occupied by buildings,
structures and accessory buildings, including such open spaces as
are arranged, designed or required. The term "lot" shall also mean
parcel, plot, site or any similar term.
CORNER LOTA lot situate at and abutting the intersection of two streets having an interior angle of intersection not greater than 135°. The front yard and lot width requirements shall apply to each public street to which the corner lot has frontage.
INTERIOR LOTA lot other than a corner lot, the sides of which do not abut a street.
REVERSE FRONTAGE LOTSLots which have frontage on two public streets while restricting vehicular access solely from the public street which would front along the commonly identified rear of the lot.
THROUGH LOTAn interior lot having frontage on two parallel or approximately parallel streets.
FLAG LOT OR KEYHOLE LOTAn irregularly shaped lot characterized by an elongated extension from a street to the principal part of the lot. The flag or keyhole shape of the lot is normally intended to provide for access to an otherwise land locked interior parcel.
The space contained within the lot lines, including land
area within all existing and future/ultimate street rights-of-ways,
areas delineated as "wetlands", areas identified as common open space
and land area within all utility, municipal and storm water easements.
The space contained within the lot lines, excluding any and
all land areas as follows: areas within existing or designated ultimate
street rights-of-ways; areas delineated as "wetlands"; areas identified
as common open space; and areas within easements dedicated for utility,
municipal or storm water purposes. The net lot area for all proposed
lots shall be no smaller than the minimum lot size for the zoning
district in which the lot is located.
The percentage of a lot covered by principal and accessory
buildings.
The mean average horizontal distance between the front and
the rear lot lines.
That portion of a lot which fronts on a single street.
A line forming the front, rear or side boundary of a lot.
FRONT LOT LINEThe line separating a lot from a street.
REAR LOT LINEThe lot line which is opposite the front lot line. The rear line of any triangularly or irregularly shaped lot shall be established such that it will be at least 10 feet long.
SIDE LOT LINEAny lot line other than a front or rear lot line.
A lot or parcel recorded in the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds of Berks County, Pennsylvania.
The width of a lot measured at the street line and at the
legal right-of-way line or ultimate right-of-way line (where it exists)
of the public street immediately adjacent thereto.
A marker shall be a metal reinforced pin of at least 3/4
inch in diameter and at least 36 inches in length.
Any tree of six inches or more in caliper, whether standing
along, in tree masses or woodlands. A mature tree shall be a healthy
specimen and shall be a desirable species as determined by the Township.
A monument shall be a concrete monument of at least 30 inches
in length and have a flat top at least four inches in diameter or
square with the bottom sides being two inches or greater. All concrete
monuments shall contain a copper or brass dowel (plug).
A building providing separate dwelling units for three or
more families.
A land use owned, operated and/or maintained by the Township
such as, but not limited to, recreational areas/facilities, educational
facilities, emergency management facilities, administrative offices,
meeting rooms, water and sewage facilities, utilities, road materials
and equipment storage facilities, cultural facilities, historical
facilities and other similar governmental land uses.
The Township of Amity, Berks County, Pennsylvania.
The Zoning Map of Amity Township (see Chapter 32 of the Township Code of Ordinances).
Unoccupied space open to the sky and on the same lot with
the principal use.
An off-street area designated solely for the parking of motor
vehicles, including driveways, passageways and maneuvering space appurtenant
thereto.
The limit beyond which parking is not allowed, the circumscribed
parking area.
A reasonable level space, available for the parking of one
motor vehicle, not less than 10 feet wide and having an area of not
less then 200 square feet exclusive of passageways or other means
of circulation or access.
The percentage of lot area covered by any and all impervious
surfaces, as defined herein.
The proposal for subdivision or land development, including
all covenants, grants or easements and other conditions relating to
use, location and bulk of buildings, density of development, common
open space and public facilities.
SKETCH PLANAn informal plan, drawn to scale, indicating existing features of a tract and the general layout of the proposed subdivision or land development. The plan shall be presented for discussion purposes only and not for approval.
PRELIMINARY PLANA tentative subdivision or land development plan (including all required supplementary data) showing the pertinent features of a tract and proposed street and lot layout as a basis for consideration prior to preparation of a final plan.
FINAL PLANA complete and exact subdivision or land development plan (including all required supplemental data) prepared for official recording as required by statute, to define property rights, proposed streets and other improvements.
MINOR SUBDIVISION PLANA complete and exact plan prepared in accordance with the standards and limitations specified under § 27-306(b) of this chapter.
AS-BUILT/IMPROVEMENT PLANA detailed engineering plan showing the construction details of streets, storm drainage facilities and other improvements as required by this chapter.
PLAN OF RECORDAn exact copy of the approved final plan which has been officially recorded by the Berks County Recorder of Deeds.
An area of land controlled by a landowner, to be developed as a single entity for a number of dwelling units, the development plan for which does not correspond in lot size, bulk or type of dwelling, density, lot coverage and required open space to the regulations established in any one residential district created, from time to time, under the provisions of this chapter. All standards and specifications for PRD's are contained within Part 7 of the Amity Township Zoning Ordinance (see Chapter 32 of the Township Code of Ordinances).
The Planning Commission of the Township of Amity, Berks County,
Pennsylvania.
The map or plan of a subdivision or land development, whether
sketch, preliminary or final.
A building in which a principal use on a lot is carried on.
The main or primary purpose for which any land, structure or building is designed, arranged or intended, and for which it may be occupied or maintained under the terms of the Township Zoning Ordinance (see Chapter 32 of the Township Code of Ordinances).
Land area that contains facilities that require visitors/participants
to become involved in physical or an energetic moving function, primarily
group functions.
Land area that contains facilities that require visitors/participants
to become involved in quiet functions that do not require physical
or energetic functions. The term Passive Recreation shall include
walking, jogging and nature trails included as part of any Park or
Development.
The 100-year flood elevation plus a freeboard safety factor
of 1.5 feet.
Any change of lot lines within a previously approved subdivision.
Any replatting or new division of land. Replattings shall be considered
as constituting a new subdivision of land.
A parcel of land separating a street from other adjacent
properties or from another street.
An examination of subdivision or land development plan by
the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors to determine
compliance with this chapter and the administrative regulations, design
standards and improvement specifications enacted pursuant thereto.
The total width of any land that is reserved or dedicated
for streets, utilities, drainage facilities or other public purposes.
EXISTING RIGHT-OF-WAYThe legal right-of-way as currently established by the Commonwealth or other appropriate governing authority.
ULTIMATE RIGHT-OF-WAYThe right-of-way deemed necessary to provide adequate width for future improvement.
A system designated to collect, treat and dispose of sewage
from users in compliance with state and local regulations.
ON-LOT SYSTEMA sewage disposal system which collects, treats and disposes of sewage or holds sewage from only one dwelling, principal use or lot.
COMMUNITY SYSTEMA sewage disposal system which collects, treats and disposes of sewage from more than one source by a system of pipes to a central treatment and disposal plant, generally serving a neighborhood area.
PUBLIC OR MUNICIPAL SYSTEMA sewage disposal system which collects, treats and disposes of sewage from more than one source by a system of pipes to a central treatment and disposal plant, but not confined to a neighborhood area.
An official designated by the Township who issues and reviews
permit applications and conducts such investigations and inspections
as are necessary to implement the rules and regulations as established
by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for design
and installation of sewage facilities.
The required horizontal length of a roadway visible to the
driver of a passenger vehicle at any given point on the roadway when
the view is unobstructed by vehicular traffic. Horizontal sight distances
shall be measured in each direction from the edge of the cartway at
a point 3.5 feet above the road surface to a point six inches above
the center line of the road surface.
A parcel or parcels of land intended to have one or more
buildings, or intended to be subdivided into one or more lots.
A field test conducted by a person qualified according to
the rules and regulations of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Protection to determine the suitability of the soil for on-lot sanitary
sewage disposal facilities by measuring the absorptive capacity of
the soil at any given location and depth.
A document entitled "Soil Survey of Berks County, Pennsylvania"
issued in September, 1970 by the United States Department of Agriculture
in cooperation with the Pennsylvania State University and the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture.
Waste including solid, liquid, semi-solid or contained gaseous
materials.
Any tree with a caliper that is 75% or more of the state
record tree of the same species in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
A public or private right-of-way, excluding driveways, intended
as a means of vehicular and pedestrian travel, furnishing access to
abutting properties. The word "street" includes thoroughfare, avenue,
boulevard, court, drive, expressway, highway and similar terms.
ARTERIAL (MAJOR) STREETA street serving a large volume of comparatively high-speed and long distance traffic.
COLLECTOR STREETA street which, in addition to providing access to abutting properties, intercepts minor streets to provide a route serving 50 or more dwelling units to give access to community facilities and/or arterial streets or other collector streets. Streets within an industrial or commercial development shall be considered collector streets.
MINOR STREETA street used primarily to provide access to residential properties.
CUL-DE-SAC STREETA minor street intersecting another street at one end, and terminating in a vehicular turnaround at the other end.
MARGINAL ACCESS STREETA minor street, parallel and adjacent to an arterial or collector street (separated by a reverse strip) which provides access to abutting properties and control of intersections.
SERVICE STREET (ALLEY)A minor right-of-way providing secondary vehicular access to the side or rear of two or more properties.
PUBLIC STREETA street offered for dedication and accepted by the Township for public use.
PRIVATE STREETA street not offered or intended to be offered for dedication to the Township for public use.
The lot dimension measured along the street line or right-of-way
line of any one street or highway abutting a lot.
The dividing line between a lot and the outside boundary
of a public street, road or highway right-of-way legally open or officially
mapped by a municipality or higher governmental authority, between
a lot and the outside boundary of a street shown on a recorded subdivision
or land development plan, or between a lot and a private street or
road which the owners or tenants of one or more lots held in single
and separate ownership have a right-of-way.
Any man-made object having an ascertainable stationary location
on or in land or water, whether or not affixed to the land.
Any landowner, whether an individual, firm, partnership,
association, corporation, estate, trust or any other group or combination
acting as a unit (or agent of said landowner authorized thereby) which
undertakes the subdivision or development of land.
The division or redivision of a lot, tract or parcel of land
by any means into two or more lots, tracts, parcels or other divisions
of land, including changes in existing lot lines for the purpose,
whether immediate or future, of lease, partition by the court for
distribution to heirs or devisees, transfer of ownership or building
or lot development.
The Amity Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
of 1992; as amended on July 6, 1993; as further amended on June 3,
1996; as further amended on October 6, 1997; as further amended on
April 26, 1999; as further amended on April 3, 2000.
A professional land surveyor registered by the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
The Township of Amity, Berks County, Pennsylvania.
A professional engineer licensed as such in the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania and appointed by the Township.
A grouping of three or more trees each at least six inches
in caliper within an area of 100 square feet.
The specific purpose for which land, a sign or a structure
or building is designed, arranged or intended, or for which it may
be occupied or maintained, or any activity, occupation, business or
operation which may be carried on, thereon or therein. The term "permitted
use" or its equivalent shall not be deemed to include any non-conforming
use.
Those services customarily rendered by public utility corporations,
municipalities or municipal authorities, in the nature of electricity,
gas, telephone, water and sewerage, including the appurtenances used
in connection with the supplying of such services (buildings, wires,
pipes and poles).
A system designated to transmit water from the source to
users, in compliance with the requirements of the appropriate state
agencies and the Township.
ON-LOT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMA water supply system which transmits water from a source on the lot to one dwelling, principal use or lot.
COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMA temporary water supply system which transmits from a common source to more than one dwelling, principal use and/or lot within a single neighborhood. A community water supply system may be permitted on a temporary basis for developments which are to be permanently serviced by a public water supply system.
PUBLIC OR MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMA system of water collection, storage, transmission and delivery which is proposed to service a community, but not confined to a single neighborhood.
Those areas that are inundated or saturated by surface or
ground water at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and
that under normal circumstances do support, a prevalence of vegetation
typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions. Wetlands
generally include swamps, marshes, bogs and similar areas. The three
major characteristics of wetlands include vegetation, soil and hydrology.
A stand of predominantly native vegetation covering at least
one acre, consisting of at least 50% cover of mature trees in varying
size.
The clear cutting of mature trees (six inches or more in
diameter) to provide an adequate area for development.
An open space on the same lot with a structure (or a group
of structures) which lies between the structure (or a group of structures)
and a lot line and which is unoccupied and unobstructed from the ground
upward except as herein permitted.
FRONT YARDA yard extending the full width of the lot between a structure and the front lot line. On lots abutting more than one public street other than an alley the front yard requirement shall apply fronting each public street.
REAR YARDA yard extending the full width of the lot between a structure and a rear lot line.
SIDE YARDA yard extending from the front yard to the rear yard between a structure and the nearest side lot line.
Division of all the land of an entire political subdivision
into districts having different regulations pertaining to use of land;
and height, area, bulk and use of buildings, and yard requirements;
and in some states density of population. Zoning is affected by local
ordinance under the police power of the state granted by specific
legislation generally termed an "enabling act".
The Amity Township Zoning Map (see Chapter 32 of the Township Code of Ordinances).
The agent or official designated by the governing body to administer and enforce the Township Zoning Ordinance (see Chapter 32 of the Township Code of Ordinances).
The Amity Township Zoning Ordinance of 1991; as amended on May 4, 1992; as further amended on November 18, 1992; as further amended on August 29, 1994; as further amended on April 27, 1998; as further amended on April 26, 1999; as further amended on October 11, 1999 (see Chapter 32 of the Township Code of Ordinances).
