(A) A temporary access permit may be conditionally issued to a property included in this adopted corridor or access management plan that plans road improvements and installation of service drives and shared driveways that would eliminate the need for the temporary driveway.
(B) A temporary access permit shall be reviewed using the temporary permit form during the site plan review process. Failure to use this form and supply the justification for a temporary permit according to the provisions of the form prohibit a temporary access point on the site. A copy of this completed form shall be kept on file with the approved site plan at the township and recorded with the deed to the property for which it applies.
(C) Conditions may be included in the temporary access permit including, but not limited to, a limitation on development intensity on the site until adjoining parcels develop which can provide a shared driveway, shared access via a service drive, and/or cross parking lot connection consistent with the requirements of § 155.369.
(D) (1) A site plan for property that cannot meet the access requirements of § 155.369 and has no alternative means of reasonable access to a road system may be issued a temporary access permit.
(2) When adjoining parcels develop which can provide a shared driveway, shared access via a service drive or a cross parking lot connection, the temporary access permit shall be rescinded and an application for an access permit consistent with the requirements of § 155.369 and 155.370 shall be required.
(E) (1) The municipality and the State Department of Transportation, as applicable, may require a performance bond or cash deposit in any sum of a minimum of $10,000 for each temporarily permitted driveway to ensure compliance with removal of the driveway at a time as the permit stipulates.
(2) The performance bond shall terminate and deposit be returned to the applicant when the term of approval have been met or when the authorization is cancelled or terminated.
(Ord. 06-14-Z, passed 10-3-2006; Ord. 06-14, passed 10-17-2006)