(A) Any person, owner, and/or contractor shall, prior to obtaining a driveway permit, file an application, on an application supplied by the Board, reflecting and showing the location of the driveway relative to the premises and designating the course, grade, structure, materials, and drainage facilities, if any, involved in the construction of the driveway. The application shall be reviewed by the professional licensed surveyor or Road Foreman of the township. The proposed method of constructing or making said connection of said driveway, as reflected on the application, is such that it will minimize the adverse effect of storm water run-off resulting from said connection, not cause damage to the road to which the driveway is to be connected, and not create or increase hazardous driving conditions for those persons using the road to which the driveway is to be connected.
(B) If permit information is found satisfactory, the Board will issue, or cause to be issued, the permit. If the plan is found deficient, or if in the opinion of the township, surveyor, or Road Foreman the plan could be improved so as to minimize the adverse effect of storm water run-off, lessen drainage to the road to which the driveway is to be connected, or lessen hazardous driving conditions on the road to which the driveway is to be connected, the surveyor or Road Foreman shall, by written communication to the owner, notify him or her of the changes to be made. The applicant shall immediately make such changes and return the revised plan to the township. When such plan is in acceptable form, the Board shall approve or cause the same to be approved and the permit issued.
(Ord. 86-4, passed 7-8-1986)