A.
In order to be placed on the agenda for that month, the applicant shall submit on or before the first business day of the month an application for review of final subdivision and/or land development plan and the final plans and supporting documentation and reports prepared in accordance with §§ 165-8 and 165-11.
(1)
When revised submissions are made, only five sets of plans and two
sets of supporting documentation and reports shall be submitted to
the Township Administrator. Revised submissions must be made at least
five working days prior to the scheduled meeting at which the plan
is to be reviewed by the Township Planning Commission or Board of
Supervisors.
(2)
Plans shall conform in substance with preliminary plans as previously
approved, unless a new preliminary plan is first submitted and approved.
Any conditions specified in the approval of preliminary plans shall
be incorporated in the final plans.
B.
Drafting standard. The same standards are required for a final plan as specified for a preliminary plan in § 165-29B.
C.
Location and identification. The same standards are required for a final plan as specified for a preliminary plan in § 165-29C, with the following changes or additions:
(1)
The designation "final plan."
(2)
Any new property corner monumentation or existing monumentation not found shall be labeled as "to be set" and shall be placed in accordance with § 165-40.
(3)
The action taken by the Board of Supervisors and the date the action
was taken on preliminary plans, waivers, and/or conditional uses.
(4)
The action taken by the Zoning Hearing Board and the date the action
was taken on any variances and/or special exceptions.
The following documentation shall be provided in accordance
with applicable provisions, unless the applicant certifies that such
study or statement was submitted as part of the preliminary plan and
such study or statement continues to be accurate:
C.
A statement from any applicable authority, utility, or jurisdiction
that they are capable of providing service to the development and
that any extensions of service into the development can be constructed
to their standards.
F.
A wetland study in accordance with the requirements of the United States Army Corps of Engineers and PADEP and as further described in § 165-54.
H.
All floodplain information as required by Chapter 102 of the Township Code and proof of notification to the Federal Emergency Management Agency concerning any modifications to the floodplain that are proposed.
I.
Evidence that required permits and approvals have been obtained from
PennDOT, PADEP, and United States Army Corps of Engineers as applicable,
or that proper applications have been submitted for such permits and
approvals.
J.
A notation on the plan relating to the conformance with the requirement for a highway occupancy permit from the PennDOT, in accordance with § 165-22 of this chapter.
K.
Whenever any improvements are proposed in connection with a subdivision
or land development, it shall be the responsibility of the applicant
to provide adequate engineering and related designs, construction
specifications, performance guarantees, and ownership and maintenance
responsibilities in accordance with the standards and requirements
set forth in this chapter, as applicable.
L.
An erosion and sediment pollution control plan approved by the County
Conservation District, or evidence that such approval process is underway.
M.
Monuments and markers shall be installed as provided in § 165-40. Global positioning system (GPS) locations shall be provided in writing to the Township for each new or replacement monument or marker. The monument or marker locations do not necessarily need to be set using a GPS survey, but the GPS locations are intended to make it easier in the future to find their correct location if they are buried or unlawfully moved. For these purposes, the level of accuracy of the GPS locations should be to the nearest two feet.
