(A) An applicant may submit a final plan without having an approved preliminary plan, provided that:
(1) Not more than three parcels, lots or tracts of land are to be created from the original tract;
(2) No development is proposed other than a single-family dwelling and/or uses customarily accessory to such a dwelling;
(3) Proposed lots will have frontage upon and access to an existing public road; and
(4) No public improvements are to be constructed.
(B) The plan shall contain all details and information required by § 154.052, specifically including the results of soil percolation tests.
(C) When a sketch plan or a preliminary plan submitted for borough review contains or is accompanied by all information required by this chapter for a final plan and meets all the other requirements of a final plan, Borough Council may, upon advisement of the Planning Commission, review and consider such plan as a final plan and may approve the same as a final plan and endorse such plan to become a recordable plan.
(D) Nothing in this section shall be interpreted to compel Borough Council to accept an initial submission as a final plan, nor to deem a sketch plan or preliminary plan a final plan submission, regardless of completeness of data provided therewith.
(Prior Code, Ch. 22, § 308) (Ord. 173, passed 10-5-1970; Ord. 323, passed 7-6-1998)