A public water main or public sewer system shall be considered
available to a property subject to the following sections. Connection
to any public facilities must comply with the requirements of the
facility owner, including, but may not be limited to, frontage extension
requirements.
A. Public sewer systems.
(1) A public sewer or water system shall be considered available to a
property when the property is within 150 feet of the nearest terminus
of the public sewer collection system, without requiring the acquisition
of property or property rights (easements) to extend the sewer, other
than public rights-of-way.
(2) Connection requirements.
(a)
All existing one- and two-family residential properties whose
property boundary lies within 150 feet of the nearest terminus of
the public sewer system shall be required to connect when sewer is
available pursuant to CWSA guidelines; or if the existing private
system fails at any time.
(b)
Commercial properties. All commercial properties, including
residential properties other than one- and two-family dwellings and
residential rental properties: connection required.
(c)
All proposed structures within the public sanitary sewer service
area as identified in the Township's Sewage Facilities (Act 537)
Plan are required to connect to the public sanitary sewer system.
B. Public water systems.
(1) Connection requirements. A public water main shall be considered
available to a property when the property is within the following
distances from the nearest terminus of public water main:
(a)
Any individual lot on which a single-family residence is proposed
to be constructed: 50 feet.
(b)
Any one- or two-family residential subdivision up to and including
four lots: 150 feet.
(c)
Any one- or two-family residential subdivision of five lots
up to and including 20 lots: 1,000 feet.
(d)
Any residential subdivision of more than 20 lots: connection
required.
(e)
Any commercial or industrial development, including mixed use
and multifamily residential: connection required.