The provisions of this article of the chapter
are intended to parallel the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning
Code[1] and said provisions are amended as the MPC is amended.
A.
Application.
(1)
Hereafter no land shall be used or occupied, and no
building or structure shall be created, altered, used or occupied
except in conformity with the regulations herein established for the
districts in which such land, building or structure is located, as
well as all other applicable statutes.
(2)
In case of mixed occupancy, the regulations for each
use shall apply to that portion of the building or land so used.
B.
Administration and enforcement.
(1)
There shall be a Zoning Officer who shall be appointed
by the Board of Supervisors and whose duty shall be and is hereby
given the power and authority to enforce the provisions of this chapter.
(2)
Duties. The duties of the Zoning Officer shall be:
(a)
To examine all applications for permits required
by this chapter.
(b)
To issue permits only for construction and uses
which are in accordance with the regulations of this chapter and as
may be subsequently amended.
(c)
To record and file all applications for permits
and accompanying plans and documents and keep them for public record.
(d)
To issue permits for uses by special exception
and vacancies only after such uses and buildings are ordered by the
Zoning Hearing Board in accordance with the regulations of this chapter,
or Court of Appeals, subject to any stipulations contained in such
order.
(e)
To inspect nonconforming uses, buildings and
lots and to keep a filed record of such nonconforming uses and buildings
as a public record and to examine them periodically.
(f)
Upon the request of the Board of Supervisors
or the Zoning Hearing Board, present to such bodies facts, records,
and any similar information on specific requests to assist such bodies
in reaching their decision.
(g)
To be responsible for the keeping up-to-date
of this chapter and the Zoning Map, filed with the Township Secretary,
and to include any amendments thereto.
(h)
To be responsible for the administration of
the National Flood Insurance Program in Upper Uwchlan Township and
specifically in those areas where records must be maintained relative
to the types of land use permitted and occurring within the floodplain
district, variances issued, base flood elevations, elevation of lowest
floor, including basement, the elevation to which the structure is
floodproofed and other administrative functions necessary for participation
in the National Flood Insurance Program.
(i)
To notify, in riverine situations, adjacent
communities and the State Coordinating Office prior to any alteration
or relocation of a watercourse, and submit copies of such notifications
to the Administrator.
(j)
To assure the flood-carrying capacity within
the altered or relocated portion of any watercourse is maintained.
(k)
To be responsible for applicable provisions
included in all other codes, ordinances and regulations that are applied
insofar as they are consistent with the Township's needs to minimize
the hazard and damage which may result from flooding.
(l)
To process all applications for special exceptions
and variances before the Zoning Hearing Board.
C.
Violations. Failure to secure a permit prior to the
change in use of land or building(s) or the erection, enlargement
or alteration, demolition of a building or failure to secure a use
and occupancy permit shall be a violation of this chapter. It shall
also be a violation of this chapter to undertake other deliberate
actions which are contrary to the terms of this chapter or other existing
statutes.
(1)
Notice of violation. If the Zoning Officer shall find
that any of the provisions of this chapter are being violated, he
shall notify in writing the person responsible for such violation.
Such notice shall indicate the nature of the violation and order the
action necessary to correct it. He shall order discontinuance of illegal
use of land, building or structure; removal of illegal building or
structures or additions, alterations or structural changes thereto;
discontinuance of any illegal work being done or shall take any other
action authorized by this chapter to insure compliance with or prevent
violation of its provisions. Such order shall be delivered in person
by the Zoning Officer or shall be mailed by certified mail to the
person or entity responsible. Orders of the Zoning Officer shall become
effective within the time provided in the order, but in no event less
than one nor more than 30 days from receipt of notice. The Zoning
Officer shall allow reasonable time for compliance with orders.
(2)
Repeat violation of an initial notification as to violation of an ordinance provision shall constitute forfeiture of subsequent notices and result in the fines as provided in Subsection D.
(3)
Complaints regarding violations. Whenever a violation
of this chapter occurs, or is alleged to have occurred, any person
may file a written complaint. Such complaint stating fully the causes
and basis thereof shall be filed with the Zoning Officer. He shall
record properly such complaint, investigate, and take action thereon
as provided by this chapter.
D.
Fines and penalties. Any person, partnership or corporation
who or which has violated or permitted the violation of the provisions
of this chapter enacted, upon being found liable therefor in a civil
enforcement proceeding commenced by the Township, shall pay a judgment
of not more than $500, plus all court costs, including reasonable
attorney fees incurred by the Township as a result thereof. No judgment
shall commence or be imposed, levied or be payable until the date
of the determination of a violation by the Magisterial District Judge.
If the defendant neither pays nor timely appeals the judgment, the
Township may enforce the judgment pursuant to the applicable Rules
of Civil Procedure. Each day that a violation continues shall constitute
a separate violation, unless the Magisterial District Judge determining
that there has been a violation further determines that there was
a good faith basis for the person, partnership or corporation violating
the chapter to have believed that there was no such violation, in
which event there shall be deemed to have been only one such violation
until the fifth day following the date of the determination of a violation
by the Magisterial District Judge and thereafter each day that a violation
continues, shall constitute a separate violation. All judgments, costs
and reasonable attorney fees collected for the violation of this chapter
shall be paid over to the municipality whose ordinance has been violated.
[Amended 1-17-2006 by Ord. No. 06-01]
(1)
The Court of Common Pleas, upon petition, may grant
an order of stay, upon cause shown, tolling the per diem fine pending
a final adjudication of the violation and judgment.
(2)
Nothing contained in this section shall be construed
or interpreted to grant to any person or entity, other than the Township,
the right to commence any action for enforcement pursuant to this
section.
E.
Enforcement remedies. In case any building, structure
or landscaping is erected, constructed, reconstructed, altered, repaired,
demolished, converted or maintained, or any building, structure or
land is used, or any hedge, tree, shrub or other growth is maintained
in violation of this chapter or of any regulations made pursuant thereto,
the Township, nor any aggrieved owner or tenant of real property who
shows that his property will be substantially affected by the alleged
violations, in addition to other remedies provided by law, any appropriate
action or proceedings, whether by legal process or otherwise, may
be instituted or taken to prevent, restrain or rejoin such unlawful
erection, construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair conversion,
demolition, maintenance or use, to restrain, correct or abate such
violation, to prevent the occupancy of said building, structure, or
land, or to prevent any illegal act, conduct business or use in or
about such premises.
[1]
Editor's Note: See 53 P.S. § 10101 et seq.
A.
General requirements.
(1)
Application for permits shall be made in writing on
an appropriate form to the Zoning Officer and shall contain all information
necessary for such Officer to ascertain whether the proposed use of
land or improvement under the application shall comply with the provisions
of this chapter and all other existing statutes.
(2)
Application for permits required under this chapter
may be submitted by an owner or a designated representative thereof;
however, responsibility for obtaining any required permit and compliance
with existing statutes, shall rest with the property owner.
(3)
No permit shall be issued except in conformity with
the regulations of this chapter, and other existing statutes, except
after written order from the Zoning Hearing Board or the courts. Any
permits issued on written order of the Zoning Hearing Board or the
courts shall be subject to any stipulation contained in that order.
(4)
In all instances in which the Zoning Officer expresses
a reasonable doubt as to the ability of a proposed use to meet all
the requirements of this chapter, it will be incumbent upon the application
to furnish adequate evidence in support of this application. If such
evidence is not presented, the zoning permit will be denied.
(5)
The parcel or parcels of land or buildings or parts
of buildings for which an application is begin submitted shall be
in full ownership or proof of equitable ownership shall be furnished
at the time of application.
(6)
No application is complete until all the necessary
documents have been filed and fees have been paid.
B.
Fees. All permit fees under this chapter shall be
determined by the Board and a schedule of such shall be made available
to the general public. The Board shall be empowered to reevaluate
the fee schedule and make necessary alterations to it. Such alterations
shall not be considered an amendment to this chapter and may be adopted
at any public meeting of the Board by resolution.
C.
Issuance of refusal of permits. If the Zoning Officer
determines that an application is in compliance with the provisions
of this chapter, it shall be his duty to issue the appropriate permit.
If he determines that an application is not in compliance with the
provisions of this chapter, it shall be his duty to refuse the permit,
in which case he shall instruct the applicant in the method of appeal
or application to the Zoning Hearing Board.
D.
Notification to applicant. All applicants for permits
or certificates shall be given written notice of the status of the
application within 30 days, unless otherwise specified. When an application
is refused, the Zoning Officer shall specify reasons for the refusal.
A.
A zoning permit shall be required prior to a change
in use of land or buildings; a change in use or extension or enlargement
of a nonconforming use; or development within the Floodplain Conservation
District. The placing of vacant land under cultivation shall not require
a zoning permit. It shall be unlawful to commence any site work or
other work requiring a zoning permit shall until a permit has been
properly issued therefor.
B.
Application for zoning permits. Application for permits
under this section, along with accompanying plans and data, may be
submitted by the Zoning Officer to any appropriate governmental agency,
authority or representative for review and comment relative to compliance
with existing statutes and the Zoning Officer shall consider those
comments in action on the application. All applications shall be accompanied
by:
(1)
Three copies of the approved land development and/or
plot plan together with any other data and information required by
the Zoning Officer to evaluate compliance with this chapter and other
existing statutes.
(2)
Three copies of detailed architectural plans for any
proposed building or structure under the application.
(3)
Wherein the disturbance or movement of earth is contemplated,
a soil and erosion control plan with an accompanying narrative prepared
by a qualified person for review and approval by the Township Engineer;
or, when applicable, a copy of the permit issued by the Pennsylvania
Department of Environmental Protection approving earth-moving operations.
(4)
Permits or certification from the appropriate agency
for the provision of a healthful water supply, disposal of sewage
and other wastes, and control or objectionable effects, as well as
any other appropriate, lawful permits as may be required by statute.
(5)
Additional copies of any information may be required
by the Zoning Officer.
(6)
Permits shall be granted or refused within 30 days
upon satisfaction of the Township that all supplemental information
has been supplied.
C.
Temporary zoning permits. A temporary zoning permit
may be authorized by the Zoning Officer for a nonconforming structure
or use which it deems beneficial to the public health or general welfare,
or which it deems necessary to promote the proper development of the
community, provided that such nonconforming structure or use shall
be completely removed upon expiration of the permit without cost to
the Township. Such a permit shall be issued for a specified period
of time, not exceeding one year.
[Amended 12-15-2003 by Ord. No. 03-05]
All permits to erect, modify, or maintain signs, as allowed and permitted by this chapter, shall adhere to § 200-99 of this chapter.
A.
Requirements of building permits. A building permit
shall be required prior to the erection or alteration of or addition
to, any building or other structure or portion thereof. It shall be
unlawful for any person to commence work for the erection or alteration
of, or addition to, any building or other structure or portion thereof
until a building permit has been duly issued therefor, except as provided
by special exception.
B.
Application for building permits. All applications
for building permits shall be made in writing on forms furnished by
the Township and shall be accompanied by a plot plan drawn to scale
and accurately showing the exact size and location of any buildings
or other structures existing on the lot in question or upon abutting
land within 50 feet of the side and rear lot lines of such lot, and
the lines within which the proposed building or other structure shall
be erected or altered. There shall, in addition, be included with
all applications, such other plans, documents and information as may
be necessary to enable the Zoning Officer to ascertain compliance
with this chapter and all other pertinent ordinances. The Zoning Officer
shall reply to all building permit applications within 30 days of
receipt.
C.
Issuance of building permits. No building permit shall
be issued until the Zoning Officer has certified that the proposed
building, structure or alteration complies with the provisions of
this chapter and applicable ordinances. Upon completion of the erection,
addition to, or alteration or any building, structure or portion thereof
authorized by any building permit obtained in compliance with this
chapter, and prior to use of occupancy, the holder of such permit
shall notify the Zoning Officer of such completion. Use and occupancy
shall not be authorized until the Zoning Officer has certified that
the work has been inspected and approved as being in conformity with
this and other applicable ordinances, and has issued a use and occupancy
permit as provided below.
[Amended 12-16-1991 by Ord. No. 91-12]
A.
General requirements. It shall be unlawful for the
applicant, person or other entity to sell, occupy any building or
other structure or parcel of land until an occupancy permit, if required,
has been duly issued therefor. Occupancy permit shall be required
prior to any of the following:
(1)
Occupancy of any parcel of land, building or other
structure hereinafter erected, altered or enlarged for which a zoning
permit or sign permit is required.
(2)
For all commercial and industrial uses, a change of
ownership or use of any parcel of land, building, or other structure
for which a zoning permit has been or should have been issued under
this chapter or previous zoning ordinance.
(3)
For new construction in all zoning districts prior
to sale.
(4)
For any change in use or for any change of the occupants,
whether by lease, sale or gift of any residential dwelling unit.
B.
C.
Application procedures. All applications for use and
occupancy permits shall be made in writing on forms furnished by the
Township and shall include all information necessary to enable the
Zoning Officer to ascertain compliance with this chapter.
D.
Issuance.
(1)
Use and occupancy permits shall be granted or refused
within 10 days from the date of application. No application shall
be granted or refused until the Zoning Officer has inspected the premises.
Issuance of this permit by the Township official or employee designated
by the Zoning Officer shall be based in conformity of the work to
the requirements of this chapter and any other pertinent ordinance.
(2)
Pending completion of a building or of alterations
thereto, temporary use and occupancy permit may be issued by the Zoning
Officer for a temporary occupancy of part or all of the building,
provided that such temporary occupancy will not adversely affect the
health, safety, and welfare of the public or property, and providing
further that a time limit for temporary permits not exceeding six
months shall be established.
(3)
In commercial and industrial districts in which performance
standards are imposed or when required by the Zoning Officer, no use
and occupancy permit shall become permanent until 60 days after the
facility is fully operating, when upon a reinspection by the Zoning
Officer it is determined that the facility is in compliance with all
performance standards.
A.
An application for a conditional use shall be filed
with the Board of Supervisors, and shall state:
(1)
The name and address of the applicant.
(2)
The name and address of the owner of the real estate
to be affected by the proposed conditional use application.
(3)
A description and location of the real estate on which
the conditional use is proposed.
(4)
A statement of the present zoning classification of
the real estate in question, the improvements thereon, and the present
use thereof.
(5)
A statement of the section of this chapter which authorizes
the conditional use.
(6)
An accurate description of the present improvements
and the additions intended to be made under the application for conditional
use, including the size or proposed improvements, material and general
construction features. The application shall be accompanied by a proposed
plan showing the size and location of the proposed use, the location
of all proposed buildings, all proposed facilities, including access
drives and parking areas, and dimensional features demonstrating compliance
with the applicable area, width, coverage, yard and design standards.
B.
The application for a conditional use shall be filed
with the Secretary of the Township on such forms as may be prescribed
for that purpose, and shall be accompanied by the application fee,
prescribed from time to time, by the Board of Supervisors. No application
shall be received for filing unless accompanied by the required filing
fee. The Secretary shall submit the application to the Township Planning
Commission within five days of receipt, and the Planning Commission
shall review the application and make a recommendation to the Board
of Supervisors within 30 days thereafter.
C.
The Board of Supervisors shall hold a public hearing
on the conditional use application in accordance with the following
procedures:
(1)
Notice of the hearing shall be given to the public
by publication in newspaper of general circulation in the Township
at least twice, the first such notice to be not less than 10 days
prior to the date of the scheduled hearing. Additionally, like notice
thereof shall be given to the applicant, the Zoning Officer, and to
any person who has made timely written request for same. Notice of
the hearing shall be conspicuously posted on the affected tract of
land. The Board of Supervisors shall conduct its first hearing on
the application within 60 days from the date the application is filed
with the Township Secretary.
(2)
The parties to the hearing shall be the municipality,
any person affected by the application who has made timely appearance
of the record before the Board of Supervisors, and any other person,
including civic or community organizations, permitted to appear by
the Board. The Board shall have the power to require that all persons
who wish to be considered parties enter written appearances on forms
provided by the Board for that purpose.
(3)
The Chairman or Acting Chairman of the Board shall
have power to administer oaths and issue subpoenas to compel the attendance
of witnesses and the production of relevant documents and papers,
including witnesses and documents requested by the parties.
(4)
Formal rules of evidence shall not apply, but irrelevant,
immaterial, or unduly repetitious evidence may be excluded.
(5)
The Board of Supervisors shall keep a stenographic
record of the proceedings and a transcript of the proceedings and
copies of the graphic or written material received in evidence shall
be made available to any party at cost.
(6)
The Board shall render a written decision within 45
days after the last hearing before the Board. Where the application
is contested or denied, the decision shall be accompanied by findings
of fact and conclusions based thereon, together with the reasons therefor.
(7)
A copy of the final decision shall be delivered to
the applicant and the parties before the Board personally or mailed
to them not later than the day following the date of the decision.
D.
In granting or denying a conditional use or establishing conditions with reference to such grants, the Board of Supervisors shall use as a guide in evaluating a proposed conditional use, and may determine to be mandatory, those standards established for review of special exception applications by § 200-126J of this chapter. The burden of establishing compliance with those enumerated standards shall be upon the applicant by a fair preponderance of the credible evidence. The standards required by this subsection shall be deemed a part of the definitional aspect under which a conditional use may be granted, and the failure of the applicant to establish his compliance with all of the standards shall, in the discretion of the Board, be deemed either a basis for the establishing of conditions or limitations on an approval or the basis for a determination that the applicant has not met the requirements for which a conditional use may be granted.
[Amended 1-17-2006 by Ord. No. 06-01]
E.
Nothing in this section shall be construed to relieve the applicant for a conditional use approval from obtaining other required approvals mandated by Chapter 162, Subdivision and Land Development, or other applicable ordinances.
G.
In granting an application for conditional use, the
Board may attach such additional reasonable conditions and safeguards
as it deems necessary and appropriate to insure compliance with the
provisions of this chapter and to protect the health, safety and general
welfare of the community. The Board of Supervisors, in granting an
application for conditional use may approve modifications to applicable
area and bulk regulations when said modifications are deemed by the
Board of Supervisors to be in the public interest and in furtherance
of the goals set forth in this chapter of Upper Uwchlan Township.
In approving such modifications, the Board of Supervisors may attach
any conditions deemed necessary by the Board to ensure adequate screening,
landscaping, buffering of neighboring properties, or other means to
mitigate potential impacts resulting from modifications to area and
bulk regulations.
[Amended 5-1-2000 by Ord. No. 00-01[2]]
[2]
Editor's Note: Section 2 of this ordinance
also provided "Applications to the Board of Supervisors to waive certain
applicable area and bulk regulations shall be reviewed and commented
on by the Township's Planning Commission."
H.
Where a conditional use application involves land development and/or
subdivision approval, any conditional use approval granted by the
Board of Supervisors shall be governed in a manner consistent with
Section 917 of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, 53 P.S.
§ 10917, which provides that the applicant shall be entitled
to rely upon the ordinances in effect at the time of conditional use
approval if the applicant submits land development and/or subdivision
plans within a period of six months from the date of such conditional
use approval. A conditional use approval that does not involve or
require land development and/or subdivision approval shall expire
if the applicant fails to obtain a building permit or a use and occupancy
permit, as the case may be, within six months from the date of the
Board of Supervisors' conditional use approval. The Board of Supervisors
may authorize an extension of time to obtain such permits, or to submit
land development/subdivision plans, at the time of the hearing, or
upon a future written request by the applicant which may be acted
upon by the Board by motion at a regularly scheduled public meeting.
[Added 6-18-2018 by Ord.
No. 2018-08]
[Added 5-18-1998 by Ord. No. 98-04]
In addition to any information as required by
this chapter, the applicant shall provide information to prove by
a preponderance of evidence that the proposed use will comply in all
respects with the zoning and subdivision/land development standards
and regulations and the Township's future Land Use Plan and Open Space
and Recreation Plan.
A.
The applicant shall establish by a fair preponderance
of credible evidence that the use intended at the location intended
shall not be contrary to the public health, safety and welfare.
B.
The applicant shall establish by a fair preponderance
of credible evidence that the capacity of the road network providing
access to the premises in question, when the incremental increase
in traffic attributable to the proposed use is superimposed upon the
existing use of the road network, shall not lower the level of service
of the roads or any portion thereof below the level of service that
would occur in the future without the proposed development.
C.
The applicant shall establish by a fair preponderance
of credible evidence that the external access locations and interior
traffic circulation for the proposed use at the proposed location,
including but not limited to acceleration and deceleration lanes and
parallel access road where required at the proposed entrances to the
location, shall be adequate to provided safe and convenient circulation
for users of the facility, visitors to the facility, employees of
the facility and all emergency vehicles that may require entrance
thereon.
D.
The applicant shall establish by a fair preponderance
of credible evidence that the facility provides safe and convenient
pedestrian access and internal circulation within the grounds of the
facility and particularly for points of access from the facility to
the parking areas.
E.
The applicant shall establish by a fair preponderance
of credible evidence that adequate screening is provided between the
lands in question and surrounding residential uses and residentially
zoned districts to screen the facility from view, preclude any glare
from lighting or excessive noise from being ascertainable beyond the
boundaries of the property.
F.
The applicant shall establish by a fair preponderance
of credible evidence, which shall include but not necessarily be limited
to a certificate from the chief of the fire company providing services
to the facility, that the said company has adequate facilities to
reach the highest points of the building with ladders and hoses or,
in the alternative, that such facilities satisfactory to the fire
company will be provided by the owner or operators of the facility.
G.
The applicant shall establish by a fair preponderance
of credible evidence that adequate water storage is available at the
facility for fire-fighting purposes without impairing the uses of
the water supply for ordinary purposes on the premises. The evidence
shall include but not be limited to a water supply plan, a fire plan
and a certificate of the adequacy of both executed by the chief of
the fire company providing services to the facility, and the plans
shall be prepared and certified as correct by a registered professional
engineer and approved by the Township Engineer.
H.
The applicant shall establish by a fair preponderance of credible evidence the adequacy of public water supply (Chapter 183, Article I, Public Water Supply), sanitary sewer facilities, stormwater management facilities, and all other utilities that the development will access or otherwise utilize. The applicant shall specifically document the availability of capacity within the sanitary sewage system that will service the proposed facility.
[Amended 12-15-2003 by Ord. No. 03-05]
I.
The applicant shall submit information that documents conformance to all requirements of § 162-9H of Chapter 162 (impact statements - traffic, recreation, and historic, as well as fiscal impact statements), as established in both § 162-9H of Chapter 162 and the following Subsection J.
[Added 12-15-2003 by Ord. No. 03-05]
K.
A fiscal impact analysis shall be prepared for all
conditional uses identifying the likely impact of the development
on the Township's tax revenue and expenditure patterns. Included shall
be a determination of the revenues to accrue to the Township as a
result of a proposed development, as well as an identification of
the costs associated with delivering services to the proposed development.
The analysis shall deal with the impact of the proposed development
on the ability of the Township to deliver fire, police, administrative,
public works and utility services to the development. The applicant
shall utilize one or more methodologies described as appropriate for
the proposed land use(s) in The Fiscal Impact Handbook (Rutgers Center
for Urban Policy Research, 1978), The New Practitioner's Guide to
Fiscal Impact Analysis (Rutgers Center for Urban Policy Research,
1985), The Development Impact Assessment Handbook (Urban Policy Research,
1994), or a more recent publication/methodology as may be available.
Population and other demographic multipliers used in preparing the
analysis should be developed from local sources when available (such
as from Upper Uwchlan Township, the Downtown Area School District
and the Chester County Planning Commission) or from the most recent
information published by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of
the Census. In the preparation of the fiscal impact analysis, the
applicant shall also solicit information from Upper Uwchlan Township
officials (administration, public works, police, fire and emergency
services, parks and recreation) regarding the need to add staff, facilities
or equipment in order to properly service the development proposal
and the associated costs of providing these services.
[Amended 12-15-2003 by Ord. No. 03-05]
L.
The Board of Supervisors may impose such conditions,
in addition to those required, as are necessary to assure that the
intent of this chapter is complied with, which conditions may include,
but are not limited to, harmonious design of buildings, planting and
its maintenance as a sight or sound screen, the minimizing of noxious,
offensive or hazardous elements, adequate standards of parking and
sanitation.
[Amended 12-15-2003 by Ord. No. 03-05]
[Amended 5-18-1998 by Ord. No. 98-04]
The granting of any permit under this chapter
by the Township or any of its designated officials or the use of land
or structures or the erection, alteration or extension of any structure
or the approval of any subdivision or land development plan, shall
not constitute a representation, guarantee, or warranty of any kind
by the Township or any of its officials or employees as to any manner
of injury resulting from such use, erection, alterations or extension,
and shall create no liability upon, or a cause of action against such
public body, officials or employees for any damages or injury that
may result pursuant thereto.
[Amended 11-18-2013 by Ord. No. 2013-03]
A.
The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to
Upper Uwchlan Township nor to any building or land of the Township
or extension thereof, or to the use of any premises by the Township,
nor shall its provisions be construed to apply in any way to any building,
lands or premises owned or operated by the Township. The provisions
of this chapter shall also not apply to West Vincent Township with
respect to Uniform Parcel Identifier No. 32-2-6-E.
