[Ord. 5/8/1997A, § 901]
1.
Deadline. The final plan as approved by the Township Supervisors
shall be recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds of the county
within 90 days of such final approval. If the final plan approval
included official conditions that must be met prior to recording,
then the plan shall be recorded within 90 days following the compliance
with such conditions, up to a maximum total of one year (unless a
lesser time period is specified by the Township Supervisors) following
the final conditional plan approval. In any case, specific extensions
of these time periods may be granted in writing by the Township Supervisors.
2.
The Township shall record the final plan and the applicant shall
compensate the Township for such costs, including any administrative
costs in effecting the recording thereof.
3.
The final plan shall not be recorded unless the applicant proves
that they have met all required conditions that the Township staff
and/or Township Engineer determine would impact the recorded final
plan.
[Ord. 5/8/1997A, § 902]
1.
The applicant shall provide to the Township two Mylar, one paper
clear and legible copy of the record plan, and one computer disk(s)
(AutoCAD® 12, 13, or compatible) in addition to providing a Mylar
copy to the county (and/or whatever form is required by the county).
The Township copies shall be made after recording, and shall be exact
copies of those portions of the approved final plan that the Township
requires to be recorded. Such Record Plan, at a minimum, shall include
all of the following:
A.
Street rights-of-way.
B.
Common open spaces.
C.
Easements and any covenants that the Township required to be placed
on the final plan.
D.
Lot lines and lot dimensions.
E.
Water lines, sanitary and storm sewer lines and stormwater drainage
facilities.
F.
The required signatures of Township officials and the LVPC staff.
G.
Notations stating whether the streets, any common open space and
other proposed improvements are to be offered or not offered for dedication
to the Township.
[Ord. 5/8/1997A, § 903]
1.
Official Map. If the Township has adopted or does adopt an Official
Map, any streets and common open space on the record plan shall be
considered to be part of that Official Map.
2.
Private Improvements. Every street, park or other improvement shown
on a subdivision or land development plan that is recorded, as provided
herein, shall be deemed to be a private street, open space or improvement
until such time it may be offered and officially accepted for dedication
to the Township, or is duly condemned.
3.
Dedication of Improvements. The record plan shall state by formal
notation whether the streets, any common open space and other proposed
improvements are proposed to be offered or not offered for dedication
to the Township.
