1. After completion of the procedures set forth in § 22-502 and after the Final Plan is approved by the Township Council, the original, one reproducible copy, and three paper prints of the Final Plan shall be endorsed by the Township Council. The signature indicating review by the Joint Planning Commission shall be placed on the drawings. One reproducible copy and one paper print shall be returned to the developer.
2. The Record Plan shall be a clear and legible print of a type and material required by the County Recorder of Deeds.
3. After endorsement by the Township Planning Commission, the Township Council, and the Joint Planning Commission, the developer shall file the Record Plan with the County Recorder of Deeds within 90 days of: (a) the date of Final Approval by the Township Council or (b) the date of delivery of an approved plat following completion of conditions imposed for such approval, whichever is later. If the developer fails to record the Final Plan within such period, the action of the Township Council shall be null and void, unless an extension of time is granted in writing by the Township Council upon written request by the developer. [Ord. 452]
4. At the time the Record Plan is endorsed by the Township authorities, the Township Planning Commission shall receive one reproducible print of the Final Plan approved for their permanent files. The reproducible print for the municipality shall be of a material as required by the Township Planning Commission.
5. At the time the Record Plan is signed by the Joint Planning Commission, the Joint Planning Commission shall receive one endorsed print of the Final Plan as approved by the Township Council.
(Ord. 52, Art. S-270, 3/8/78; as amended by Ord. 452, 10/20/2004, § 1)