Insofar as the land development involves the lease or rental of buildings and/or space on the site and site improvements (such as roads, parking areas and stormwater drainage devices), which are to be privately maintained or maintained by a private (non-public) organization created by the developer, there is no need for Municipal acceptance of such site improvements. If the developer shall propose, and the Borough shall agree, that certain on-site improvements should be dedicated to the Borough, the provisions for this approach shall follow those as specified for subdivisions in these Subdivision and Land Development Regulations. Where a developer proposes improvements on the site plan and the same is approved by the Borough, the developer shall make such improvements as indicated on the plan. Where the developer shall be considered in violation of these Regulations, the actions for the enforcement of these Regulations, as set forth shall be instituted.
In addition, all permits which the Borough issues (building, etc.) shall be held in abeyance until the developer successfully complies with the requirements of these Regulations. Where the developer does not intend to maintain the improvements, and where a homeowner's association or similar organization will not be organized for these responsibilities, the developer will submit a plan for maintenance of such facilities. This document will be legally enforceable, clearly establishing maintenance responsibility, and shall be approved by the Borough and recorded in the Lawrence or Beaver County Recorder's Office by the developer.
(Ord. 2143. Passed 8-16-93.)