1. In accordance with the rules and regulations of the Department of Environmental Protection promulgated pursuant to the Sewage Facilities Act of 1974, 35 P.S. §§ 750.1 et seq., no permit for the installation of any individual or community subsurface sewage disposal system shall be issued to any individual who shall subdivide a parcel of land into two or more parcels, any one of which parcels is less than ten acres, nor shall any permit issue to any successor in title to any one of such subdivided parcels, unless a prior determination is made by the Department of Environmental Protection, upon recommendation of the Board of Supervisors, that the proposed subdivision would either:
A. Be in conformity with the existing municipal water and sewage plan; or
B. Be of such nature as to require a revision of the municipal plan, and the plan is duly revised by the Board of Township Supervisors and the Department of Environmental Protection.
2. In accordance with the state regulation mentioned in division 1. above, no application for individual or community subsurface sewage disposal system permit shall be considered for any parcel within a proposed subdivision unless the subdivider thereof shall make application, where appropriate, for the approval of a supplement or revision of the existing municipal plan and pay the applicable basic fee therefor which is hereby established in § 18-109.
A. All subdividers of two or more lots will be required to submit a “planning module”, a plan revision or supplement as required by the rules and regulations prior to obtaining a sewage disposal permit for any lots in their subdivision. The Township Supervisors shall supply the services of their Enforcement Officer to assist the subdivider in completing the necessary forms and soils report.
B. All subdividers will be required to pay a subdivider’s fee as set forth in the attached schedule of fees. The subdivider will supply the Enforcement Officer with a reproducible copy of his or her subdivision plan showing the location of all lots and five-foot contour intervals. The plan shall be of a scale not less than one inch equals 100 feet.
C. It will be the responsibility of the applicant to provide the Enforcement Officer, upon application, with all information and data required under the applicable state regulations, including the provision of a reproducible copy of the subdivision plan showing the location of all lots and five-foot contour intervals on a scale of not less than 100 feet to the inch. All such information shall be supplied on forms supplied by the Township Enforcement Officer and shall constitute, in such form the subdividers, completed application for approval of a plan supplement or revision.
D. It shall be the responsibility of the Township Enforcement Officer to review on behalf of the township the contents of such application, and within 20 days of his or her receipt thereof, to forward same to the Board of Township Supervisors with his or her recommendation as to approval or disapproval of the proposed revision or supplement.
(Ord. 1976-1, passed 6-28-1976) (A.O.)