§ 154.192 APPLICATION AND PERMIT FEES FOR CONDITIONAL USES.
   (A)   Application fees for commercial power generating windmills.
      (1)   An application fee, in accordance with a resolution approved by the Township Supervisors, shall be submitted with the application. In addition, the applicant shall be responsible for payment of any review fees incurred by the township in obtaining technical review of any portion of the application submitted which are in excess of the application fee collected.
      (2)   A permit fee, in accordance with a resolution approved by the Township Supervisors, per megawatt, shall be paid following approval of the conditional use and prior to the issuance of the conditional use permit. Any approval given shall be void if payment of the permit fee has not been made within five years of approval. The permit fee shall be utilized to pay the costs of assuring that the project commences in accordance with the approval conditions granted. The applicant shall be responsible for payment of any costs or fees incurred by the township in inspecting and reviewing of any portion of the construction or of the facilities to determine that they are proceeding in compliance with the conditions of approval. A conditional use permit once paid and issued shall remain effective for a construction period of 24 months. The construction period may be extended by the Township Supervisors for good cause shown.
   (B)   Application fees for adult entertainment establishments.
      (1)   An application fee, in accordance with a resolution approved by the Township Supervisors, shall be submitted with the application. In addition, the applicant shall be responsible for payment of any review fees incurred by the township in obtaining technical or legal review of any portion of the application submitted which are in excess of the application fee collected.
      (2)   A permit fee, in accordance with a resolution approved by the Township Supervisors, shall be paid upon approval of the conditional use by the Planning Commission and the Township Supervisors, and the issuance of said permit by the Zoning Officer.
   (C)   Impact fee. Where appropriate, an impact fee, payable either annually, or as a lump sum, shall be negotiated between the Supervisors and developer.
(Ord. 678, passed 10-20-2010)