(A) Where a public sewage system is accessible, the developer shall construct a sewage system in conformance with the requirements of the State Public Utility Commission and of the State Department of Environmental Protection and local health authorities.
(B) Where the developer elects to construct a centralized sewage disposal system, such system shall be constructed in conformance with the requirements of and with the approval of the State Department of Environmental Protection and local health authorities.
(C) (1) Where the Township Supervisors elect to permit on-site sewage disposal, adequate restrictive covenants shall be placed in the deed, running with the land, to require minimum standards of construction in, conformance with recommendations of public health authorities.
(2) The Commission reserves the right to review on-site disposal permits from the Department of Environmental Protection prior to subdivision approval.
(D) (1) In light of the impending sewage disposal system installation, all subdivision plans submitted from this day forth shall include provisions for dry sewer lines.
(2) Design of such a system shall first be submitted at the preliminary stage and shall show lines serving all lots in plan view as well as profiles of all mains and laterals.
(3) The plans shall be prepared by a registered professional engineer and shall bear seal of same.
(4) The requirement of dry sewer installation may be waived by the Township Supervisors if it is felt that the area is too remotely located to be economically feasible.
(Ord. 295, passed 3-14-1974)