A. 
Physical improvements to the property being developed shall be provided, constructed, and installed as shown on the record plan in accordance with the requirements of the Township.
B. 
As a condition to review of a final plan by the Township Planning Commission, the developer shall agree with the Township as to installation of all improvements shown on the plan and required by this chapter. Before the record plan may be endorsed by the Township, the developer shall submit a completed original copy of the subdivision improvements agreement.
C. 
All improvements installed by the developer shall be constructed in accordance with the design specifications of the Township. (See Chapter A490.) If there are no applicable county or state regulations, the Township may authorize that specifications be prepared by a registered professional engineer.
[Amended 6-2-2014 by Ord. No. 422-14]
D. 
Supervision of the installation of the improvements required by this chapter shall in all cases be the responsibility of the Township or of the appropriate state regulatory agency.
Sanitary sewage disposal system(s) shall be provided, consistent with the design standards and requirements contained in § 400-53 of this chapter. Where it shall appear that the area to be developed or subdivided shall be served within a reasonable time by a community sewage system, capped sewers shall be provided.
Wherever feasible, the subdivision shall be provided with a complete public or community water distribution system. The design and installation of such system shall be subject to the approval of the engineer of the appropriate water utility company and/or Township Engineer. The design and installation of such community distribution system shall be subject to the approval of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and the County Health Department, and such system shall be further subject to satisfactory provision for the maintenance thereof.
Wherever a public or community water supply system is provided, fire hydrants shall be installed within 600 feet of all existing and proposed structures, measured by way of accessible streets as specified by the Middle States Department Association of Fire Underwriters and the Fire Marshal providing service in the area.
A. 
Permanent stone or concrete monuments shall be accurately placed at the intersection of all lines forming angles and at changes in directions of lines in the boundary (perimeter) of the property being subdivided. Markers shall be placed at all property corners of lots being subdivided.
[Amended 5-3-1993 by Ord. No. 263-93]
B. 
All monuments shall be placed by a registered engineer or surveyor so that the scored (by an indented cross in the top of the monument) point shall coincide exactly with the point of intersection of lines being monumented.
C. 
Monuments shall be set with their top level with the finished grade of the surrounding ground.
D. 
All streets shall be monumented (preferably on the right-of-way lines) at the following locations:
(1) 
At least one monument at each intersection;
(2) 
At changes in direction of street lines, excluding curb arcs at intersections;
(3) 
At each end of each curbed street line, excluding curb arcs at intersections;
(4) 
An intermediate monument wherever topographical or other conditions make it impossible to site between two otherwise required monuments;
(5) 
At such other places along the line of streets as may be determined by the Township to be necessary so that any street may be readily defined in the future.
[Amended 9-21-2009 by Ord. No. 391-09]
Landscape improvements shall be provided as set forth in Chapter 274, Natural Resources Protection, of the Township's Code, as amended, in particular in adherence to those standards and requirements as provided in Article XI, entitled "Landscaping."